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School Bond., Issue Jone's, ,Kramer 'WiII Is Expected a Pass stc!"; ..Swedberg OK T Bf lIIJ.Ua . . yaao Three members of the Iowa DW', ...... ,.... U)~ ANN ARBOR, MI~h. - A 31~lnan Iowl H'wIleyc fO()tball team City Scpool Board said Friday * pranced throu,h a IICht werk9ut here Frld.y the area buncd that the $195,000 bond Issue with el(citement ov~r today'. natlonally·televjac4 I:ame with Mlchi- should pass Monday with plenty ran's BI, Ten leadets. " to spare. Word late Frida, nleht w.u th*t )(Ichlaan's injured all-Amerkan The bond Issue woutd be Llsed end Ron Kramer would be ready lor starUn, duty. Kramer In­ to finance six-room additions at Jurcd .hi, back a,alnat Army the Mark Twain and Herbert .. ' three weeks' ala and has been Hoover schools. ew ;,i.sf(s.. ~".·Y beld QUt of the Wolverines' last "r feel confident that it will N _ two, pmes.' " pass," said Mrs. Irvin Irwin, ~ . "5' e' lowl Cqach Forest Evashevsld board president. "In fact, I have By lI"nOLD SCHWARTZ ' "0' '1,' . countered With the news tha~ no doubt about it. Fred J. "Jimmy" Ruppert, 9, Is In lowi Ciptain CAl Jones will "This is an alert, well-In­ a fourth-grade PIJ1)!1 In the Her­ . .'' st,rt at .illird. All·American formed populace. Iowa Oity peo­ bert Hoover School. rr a $195,- ' t Ro,·os· '. Jonu mlSlied last week's bailie ple usually rise to meet these 000 bond i. sue Is not approved Egyp with UCLA after Injuring a knec needs." on Monday, Jimmy lind his en­ Jt:RUSt-LEM ()P) _ Israel Ind hi practice. Opened In 1864 tire class will have to transfer E&Yllt acc:u cd J)ach other or Deb...... Te Start The schools were opened in to the Longfellow &hool next marchln, troops into the E1 Aujll EvasbcV$klllBo said the tackle September, 1954. They wer~ Septcmbor. demilitarized l.on~ on the b- JtoF Swedberg, troubled rc­ built with a bond issue of more Thi year a m th-irade clas$ raell-Egyptlan fJ;ontler FrIday. eently by injuries, Is in ,ood than $700,000, which was ap­ had to be transierred to the Israel acknowled,ed settln, up shape' tor tne pme. Don Dobrino proved by city voters In 1953. school because th~ lioover ehool an outpos In 'he ~n~ at~er wJJl .taTt at halfbllck today in what it called an EiYptlan 1,Il- p}ac;e ~f Ellrl Smith, Evashevski Mrs. Irwin said that she didn't 'Jimmy' Ruppert did hot have enou h room for the class. (Dally '."'''" P •••• " B •• Il..... ) , curslon. · said. This would indicate that think the recent bond issue HOlies IS~/I(J PasM's The fresh crisis blcw ul> hI the Mlchl,an l:ln expect. some slam­ would affect the vote. "rr we have to go to Lonlfe!low TW() PRETTY MJ E and a pumpkla predict lhe spirit of lIanoween. ThOle puned lips are mall­ chool, It would only mean an ine U,e eerie "Ow.... ' " thai aU lI"le rlr.. bear when !.he mooD b full aad It's the IUtUIllD wUct!. walto of an Israeli raid in the Daa, actio from the Iowa 8in­ "I don't think it will enter into ' xtra block to walk 101' mc," Ina' time. The rlrl. are 8h~le, Marie Ind Ca nely ue WII on, 3 anel t. The tootb, (Irure between I'outh Which de§tro,Yoo an EJYpt- etc win,. it. People r-ecognize the nced." · Ex'" am Shows Jimmy said. thelD the "llJIdlworil 01 (b,lr laih,r, Don E. WII$OD, Ml, Iowa City. illn Camel Corp~ camp tJ'IrllC' EVll'.lhoyskl ~as been drilling Board rpembers Elwin JoliCre Lon~ Walk -----~'--~.--~--~------~~~------miles Insldc Eppt s frontier. The his team ~ind closed dOOrs all "But there are other kids In Israelis said 10 E,ypiians' were week Ind Frlday's-workout was my class who would have to Wl\!\t killed and 29 captured In the the first oPen ~Sliion. ~~s. ?r~r~:o::~ p:::eed witb No Enlargl1ng' lbout eight or nlnc extt'a blocks raid, descr,tbed as retaliation to: Ann Arbor pas been the scene "It should pass without much · ! to tho LongCellow school," he ex­ al,\ El)'ptlan strlke at an Israe)1 of many disa-ppolntmont4 for the opposition," Gay said. "I think plained. pollee pOst Tuesday. ' HillllteYelI. .Tlie last two years people realize the need tor the Jimmy IIvcS with his mother, DeN" Arel jh~ Hawks- have led Michigan additions. Iowa City is wider Mrs. F(ect R~pPcl't, at 444 W les The ZOne of &1 AuJa ·ccn'frs ls-o her~ only to drop 14-13 dc­ awake than other towns," said Of Ike's Hearl Street. about 45 miles south 01 E;ypUan- ~Islonl ISotn 'times. There's a Gay. , Thll student · Iivin In tho .Bel­ h~.l<1 GliB. ./ ' • 'llnt . in each lJawk's eyc this air addltlon or th city, north oI A d~erl ,area that has Htottte Ylltr ;tbal !I.ys It won't happen DENVER W) - President Ei- .Attorncy.K Dl~h D\ln!op, mcmber of the Non-Partisan Taxpay­ "I feel quite confident," said Iowa City High School, woulcl thc chief fricUOn poinl between .,iln. : Jofiffe. "1 have heard of no op­ sen hower's doctor found no en­ ers LeagUe (NPTL). Friday night advocated retaining city manager havc about I) SO n Inute walk to Istl'ci .and EJypt, 1he. tone j; ' Ev~e"$ill, a one-Ume great position." largement of his b art Friday governmcnt. but electlnt councllmcn by wards. thl! Lonef !low School, Jimmy The candldatel will tint pre· Sl'Ipposed :1o Have been JI,tilutr.l- It" MIchi,sn, has been priming r "The present council-manaaer l:0vClOment is not represcntative Boa 9 mcmb~rs har...: carried and said this was tb most im- Clnd hi molher slim ~ t d. n~ lladl vil'w In hon &alk Ized under • propo al of Maj. hi team tor tOday' ~Otne. Ob 11 vigorous eampa~n duting ~nmcnl," Dultlop id. ,'the old wdrd lIystem we n~ , " portant announc ~ mcnl concern­ '11 takes them about 10 to 15 then el\l'&re In a panel (II.cn • Gen. !l. L. M. "~urns, .chlef "f ~lchl,an . fs tPlrd In thl! na tlon October to assure passage 01 the D\.lnlopmarle t"e statcment In a debate before the Worthley Cillb the UN tr';lce obser 'crs. to Whlc;' In tIM: Associe,ted Press poll and lng the Pre l(Jent's oondil.lon mInutes to walk to ~he Hoover Of the Unitarian Church with .Ion with KXIC aewsm." SOb issue. School. lIutehllon servllll II modena.. the two nltlGn's II'greeCl Sept. 27, _ sUm iavorlte over the Hawk. since his heart attack. Ansel Chapman, a city council­ In tbe l&rleu. "e~(or of .Jcru· They have talked to Parent­ Likel Schoo! Kutcbbon ..Id Frlil., lb.t n· . e~es. J Eisetlh6wer received a com­ man who was elected with the salem, Israeli, otrieial~ Slid two Teachers Association (P-TA) "Also, theY' will turn the gym­ dlo lis&enera were Invl&etl to &ele­ . MI"I",D de.Momlnr IIroups. The P-TA groups have plcte checkup with a lull X-ray Europe Plein support of the CouncH-Manager companies of &DPtlan. troops - .Today . Is 1he Wolverincs' nasium Into two or three class­ Association (CMA). phone in qUefliOM durtbC lIle passed out about 7,000 brochures and fluoroscopic eqUipment. Af­ rooms, If tho people don'.t vote for perhaps 300 men - entcted ' IS­ Homei:om!h,. About 80,000 tans explaining the need for the addi­ ter studying the results, his phy­ more room. at tho SchOOl," he . 'Could Work' ::= for Ute eandidates to racl's territory in a penetratlob lire expected. Stadium capacity tions to qualified voters. sicians said the examination "re­ said. 8'ogs 'Big 4 He said the city manager sys­ of neirly a mUe Int6 the NiUna· is O'7,OOO:The ·,ame will be tele­ (ncreased Bulldln, vealed no abnormalities." Jimmy added thllt he liked tem could be made to work if the The pron.m would ..ave De El Aula arc_ Frid~y a~tcmoon. vleed n,tlonally in black and GENEVA (IP) - Rival treaties lIme UmU.. Huldalson said. It a,.-.tOreea'Dte Buford Garner, city Superin­ Presidential prcss secretary going to the Hoovcr SchOOl.. A (or 'European security were of­ councilmen were elected by WhJta altd In color. will lUi, be said, U lODe U Ute A ForeiJll Mfnlstry' stateme/1t . The 10wa Mllrchlng Band ar­ tendent Schools, Friday James C. Hagerty was ' asked visit to tho school explalhs It. fered by East and West at the wards and represented a definite oC said eanrlldakt wish to con"Due. described the two c:oziu,trlles 115 rlv&d In J'Fldon, Mich., rriday that the sharp increase in build­ whether that meant "no enlarge­ The school, which was built Big "Four conference Friday night. segment of the city. The candida&esl LoW. Loria, relnforc~ments for two other .fler a btlcf stop and concert ing in southeastern Iowa City ment of the heart." in 1958, is II modern one-story Both met imtnedlatc rebuffs. Under the prcS(:nt olty man­ Georre Dvorsky . and Phillip Egyptian troops ""blch had fn­ In Sturp; Mich. The Highland­ makes the additions necessary. "That's correct," he replied. brick building located about two Russia's V. M. Molotov and the ager plan, five councilmen are blocks south of City High. elected at lar,e. Moreen, CouncU-MaD&l'er AII8O- tercd Israeli terrl(ory In the lut e.t~, '10l;lla'5 famous ail-girl In 19 ~3, 44 building permits Corelgn ministers of the United Do the doctors, consider that Well Llehted elalion; aad Lee Chopell, Lee two days and cntr4!nched t~em­ riljrchln, unit, also made the were issued. In L954, 85 more encouragil)g? a reporter in­ States, BritaIn and Frllnce fail­ The NPTL is opposlng the BlocireU and GleDJI Meek., NOD- selves in Ihe clemlll~rjzed ZOJle The building is well lillht~ ttJp from , Iowa City. The two permits were issued. This year, quired. ed to bridge any of the wide gap present {arm or city manager PlriisaD Taxpayen Le&f1le. "in disrefard of ' Ii -armlstJcc througholJt With natural Ught en· bet weep thelr opposing policies government In Iowa City and low~ 1J'01l.ps will share the half­ 154 permits have 'Oeen issued for "The doctors ~ Hagerty an- agreemebt and of promIses madc time .shoW' with the famous terlng tram sky-lights and win­ fot this arms· weary continent. has called for the firing of City the southeastern area. 8weted, "said that one scntence by Egypt to Gen. BUrn&' ~ dows. Fluoresccnt lighting is Wesiem Gu.nJl&ees Manager Peter F. Roan as city Mlchl,Cl1\ t.i,archin. Band. If the $195,000 bond issue is was the most important medical­ A note t6 Bums! ot',truzatloh 1'he H.wk~le.s arc stayIng at used in thc rooms. The West - Inslstent that the manager. It is supporting three approved, the city school system ly we havc had, a1. least this urged (tll~t !typt "bt reqiJested tlfe H~rol\ ,Hotel in Ypsilan t.1, If the bond issue Is approved, security dilemma and the German cllndidates in the municipal elcc­ Rebuffed will have $1,185,000 in bonds week." Reds promptly to w~tbdraw the troOp9 Jimmy lind his classmates will Ilon. ~bout l~ · mile. from the Mlchl­ outstanding. The limit for city unification prOblem cannot be which they have ' mbsed In .an stadium. The team arrived Along wilh this optimistic de­ be able to enjoy the school lor solved scpar"tely - offered Rus­ school indcbtedness is $2,192,000. Predlcu NPTL Win stren,th In Israeli tettitOry." U by ~Iarlc ~t Willow Run airport velopment in his eondilion, at tW()I,,~(iIUoita' ' cars before en­ sia extra guarantees against By 1958 ,the close of five weeks of hos­ tering the Junior High &hool. Dunlop predicted that the can­ promised Israel would be willing from Cedar Rlplds about II a.m. German aggression In return lor didates of the pro-manager On Arms Plan to withdraw simultaneously ''the F,riday, lind cbecked In before Garner estimated thal about pital'ization from a heart attack, letting all tbe Germans unite and Council - Managcr Association UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (JP) Israeli outpost s~t up on tbe bor­ 1200,000 of the indebtedncss will Eisenhower was allowed Friday ADItNAVER BETTER takin, to the practice field at 3 maintain thc membersblp held by (GMA) would bc defeated - no The Soviet Union met with al~r to walk, sit up and work as he BONl'f, Germany (IP) - Chan- der territory the Eayptian p.m. be paid off by 1958. This issu!; the Bonn Ropubli<; in the North matter how good the record of I liharp rebuff Friday in its eUort Incurslon.1> . p~eased in his hospital room. cellor Kbnrad Adenauer's doc- Free.... Sueh, Hurt would probably be' retired ir. Atlantic Trcaty Organization. the prcsent administration has to plunge the Untted Nations In­ OUtery IJIl Cain 1975, he addcd. He got in some work on his tors \>redlcte4 Friday night he Iowa. however, will usc end Molotov's proposed securily been. to debate over disarmament 00- In' Cairo, there was an .outcry Jim Freeman for limited duty. District volers wi 11 cast their State of the Union message for will rqajce a complete recovery syst.!m would wipe out NATO against the Israeli cntry' of the Congress and went over reports from broqchlal pneumonia. The "1 think the council-manager fore the Issue can be taken up F.reeman suffered a badly ballots at two precincts in Iow~ and the seven-nation Western form of government is in trou- by lhe foreign ministers In Ge­ rone. An EaypUln , spokesman bruised 'back In the UCLA con­ on the Geneva conference and Cbancelio,'s condition has im­ European Union, introduce Red City. b'e in Iowa City because it came neva. said Israel's troops had reoccu­ test \ut week. and bas nol fuUy Voters 111 the tirst and second the outbreak of fighting between proved ~I1OU"h so that he leaves China as BTl official observer in pied at 6 p.m. a position - partlY Israeli and Egyptian forces. his bed for several hours dally. into existence during a period The UN Political Committee .recover~. C"enter Don Suchy, wards and portions of the school Europe~n atrairs, ahd eventually of political unrest and it will go upheld the contention of the on Egypt's son - from whIch district IIdjacent to the wards, compel thc withdrawal of all out of power the same way," United States and Britain that they withdrew last ' inontb on BAWlUYBIJ- but outside the city limits west AiDerican troops from thc con­ Dunlop said. only con$usion would l'esuit from BUrns' instructions. Further, he oC the Iowa River, will cast baJ­ Iowa Chemistry Award tirient. (ConHnu;:p on Page 4) . - "It is beginning to find out a simUlta neous arms debate in said, they erected barbed· wire lots at the State University of . . DrlLmaUe IIlehllrht fortlficatioDS around It. . . Thc dramatic highlight of the that it Is hard to please every- Geneva and the United Nations. Iowa Communications Center. body, that sometimes the way By a vole ot 49-5 with two ab­ Behind the' details' from both 5' . 'CI C The voters in the third, fourth West's sccurity bid was a pro­ camps were rival clabnll 'to wi)rld vision to allow NATO and the things are done makes a dlffer- stentioM, the Political Commit­ pen In9 . uts and tifth wards and portions of ence and after so long a time tcc approved a proposal by Cq- sympathy. The MIddle East was thc school district outside the Soviet bloc each to operate a a topic In tllks a.t Genevl, New radar air raid warning system thc people want a change." lombla to consider next the city Umlts east of the Iowa River Small Marrin question of cffects of atomic ra- 'lork, and many world capitals. Anger' Br,·f,·sh will cast ballots In the Junior Inside the other's territory. Eaypt was building up her mili- High School gymnasium. These rcciprocal installations Dunlop cited the 874-vote diation on human health and tary potential throu.;b a cotton­ to guard against surprise air­ margin (3,132 to 2,258) by which safety. The Soviet bloc was in for·arms deal with Communist LONDON (IP! - A political borne attack In the atomic age the city manager plan was opposition and Syria and Indo­ Czechoslovakia: Israc) was seek­ storm rl,ed around the British would be set up in a semi-de­ adopted in Iowa City in 1950. He nesla abstained. ing frcsh weapons through pub­ ,overnment friday niaht over Hickenlooper Hinti" militarized zone. This zone would said that the Burlington Street Committee Chairman Sir Les­ lie contributions and an appeal its emergenc:.y "cut-spendln;(' straddle a reunified Germany's and Mark Twain arca sidewalk lie Munro of New Zealand ruled to the United States for defen. bud;ct. frontiers with Communist Po­ projects and the graduated scale It was unnecessary to vote on a slve armament. Attlck came (rom all sides. He'll Run Again land ,and Czechoslovakia. of trlffic tines had turned proposal by Sovict Deputy For-: Labodte. 1.. 4,rs demanded a No depth was specifically .ug­ enough voters against the plan eign Minister V. V. Kuznet40v deblte Monday to censor t;le AMES (JP) - Sen. Bourke Hic­ gested for tbe zone In both NATO to make the difference in the taU to take' up disarmament next. IOvernment :'or "Incompetence keniooper (R-Iowa) Friday n'ight and Communist territory. election. Russia lost in a similar attempt Ind ncalm" conditionally decla red himself a Chapman ran down the list of last week in the 12-natlon UN Rescued from . 'f.wo bj. unions - the mine· candida te for re-election. accomplishments o[ the city Disarmament Commission. workers and raUroadmen "I'm not quite ready to say, Selective Service manager government and said Kuznetsov argued that it would made immediate wage demands but the probabilities are to say the NPTL had no program for aid the foreign minister. in Ge· Ardie Crash ' becaUH ot tOil budget's higher that I will not be a candidate ; .' Test Date Is -Set the voters. neva if they oould have before sales tlxes. Two major ncwspa­ Would be inaccurate," Hiclten­ He accused the NPTL of "con- them the views of all the United FAIRBANKS, Alaska (11') pers which ncmnaUy support the looper said In answer to a ques­ Wednesda, III PIe deaelUDe for ducUng a' campaign of smear NaUona as expressed In a dl.­ Three survivors 01 an AretJe Conservative JOvernment - the tion allked him on the WOI-TV crash·landin" including one 10· .pplleaUoDtl to ute the seleotlve words," and proposing "govern- armament debate. Telefl'llph and the Times - ex­ news program, "This is Iowa aerviee qualllleaU.. t_ ell P;;'/.v. wan. told FridlY ot their sUr­ Pl'8llsed stton. doubts whether ment by mioority rule" and "a Talking." 17. ApplkaUoa fOl'lDl ma, be vlvill for six daya by taking fro. the buqet WOUld achieve its no-business sense administra­ ob&a.lJlled at allJ .eleCtIve terVIe, Eva Marie Saint Iniurec:l zen milk Into their sleeplnl bap alms. tion." Would Seek 4th Term, offlele. In Fall on Movie Set to thaw it lor drlnklnJ. . Chllncellor ef the Exchequer To become eU&1ble for defer. Sewer Controven, They adopted the tbawtnl R. A. Butler Introduced thc new RooHvelt Told Stalin. , meat, a stu._nt lIlaft take a aeore The NPTL, he pointed out, had HOLL'lWOOD (IP) - Eva technique after attempta to dine budlet Wednetldll1. His aim was of ., Ie_ ,. IN' be III tile .,per recently critclzed the adminis- Marie Saint, Academy award­ on froZen milk cbips proyed too to trim Britain's current buying CHICAGO (IP) - 'The Chicago ball 01 Ute trMllman el.... _,per tratloQ tor got cutting .ewer winnin, actress, was injured Irksomt In the zero of the bleak spree and so force more goods Tribune .aid Friday that the late &we.t.hlrda of Uae H,bemore rentals after the sewage plant Fdday when she fell from a table cruh site. mta tbe expo"' ..rket, on which President Roosevelt told Soviet IDall, , ..... r .....' cia., ., u,.er u,ree.'....u.. of bonds had been paid off. on a movie set wbile doin, a R. F. CUtlinl, Toronto, Can­ British prQi~tity depends. Premier Stllin at Tehnln that he Ute JUDler e ..... The rentals, he said, we.re be- comedy dance In a pair of over­ ada, a General Eleetrle Co. tech­ He ~erefore boosted IIllIes would seek a fourth term. WALTER R. FETZER, cblef ehemlst 01 ClIatoa FIlMa, IDe., ing used to suPPO'1 the sewale size pajamas. nician, suffered • ba~k lnJury. taxes uCl taxa on company divi­ TIte Slale VDlv~nlb .. lowl The Tehr:an conference' was CIiDtoa, receives lhe 1865 lowl Med.1 oi lIle Amerleaa Cllemical plant's operation. paramount Studio said she Harold ' N• . Bratell, Harper. dendI, eut lubsidles on 'Iow cost held Nov. 28-Dec. I, 1943. The Soclel,'s low. Section ai I banquel In Ills heDor Frldl, eyenlne ls ODe ., It &eitf... Ilia In die stale, Aaoller esam wtU be :'Would you bave it borne by was knocked unconscious. She Fe'rry, (Iowa), a We ...m 'J:leolric pubUc! .hollilnl ana announced a Presldenf' public announcement In lIle River Room of Ute Iowa Me_rial V...... Mak", tile ,re­ only the property, owners or by sufI.ered a head Injury not be. Co. technician, ihd Keith Len • prop-am of fOvcnunent econom­ tor a fourth term was made in ..Dtatlon ls Pro'. Ro, Byrinr, 0'1 ihe SUI DepartlDeDi 01 Cllemla. livea A".u 11. l.a .. aU of the people who use it?" he Ueved HriOI.ll, Ind a' ruptured hart. Anchorl,e. the pUot, wue Ies inclli(Un, I Ilow~wn ' on the lummer bf 194 •. ir)'. EyrlnJ' i. ehalrm.n 01 the 10111'1 8eCtioL asked, I vein in her ript leg. uninjured. I, i b~tal , 1UIicI1aa. '.

PaK~ 2-THE DA.LY IOWAN-Iowa• City. Ja.- at., Oct. 29, 1955 ' .. I , --- . • • doodles by dean Morgan Cites Municipal Projects- . e d I t o r I a I s 00 d b 6 d 6 Ca rt Before the Horse- o d o The tudent Parking Committee Thul'Sday agreed that re­ Says Couneil-Man~gers Help stTiction on student cars should not be imposed at this time. The comm tee cited as some of its reasons: poor trans­ portation facilit S; the fact that with the exception of tbe Union Iowa G.,ow Ellectiv~ly · 1"0 City th is not one place lj dance in Iowa City. HO\ ever, they did not rule out the po sibility of a ban on (Editor's Note: This II U1e lint ars in the futtu:e. · , In a. series of six artleles written by the candidates lor the three sions, Iowa Cityican look forwar4 In tead th committee came up with a suggestion to use City CouncU pol" to be fWed to a well managed municipal ad­ a huttl btlS ~ em to pick up students from strategically lo­ Nov. 8.) ministration with maximum serv­ ices at a minimum cost. cated l)oints to. be campus. By' PHILIP F. MORGAN lt eems to IS that the committee is putting the proverbial Cllt" C •• 4140'. cart before th or e. Iowa City is in a period of growth and development. The Th shut(lll bus systein could work as it big convenience growing University student pop­ once car have een bann d on campus. But if the committee ulation and new University buildings, the Proctor and Gam­ think a shuttle us sy~ t em would encourage students not to ble plant, the Veterans' hospital drive cars with t a ban, th yare sadly.mistaken. and Coralville Dam are exampl es The Studel Parking Committee is talking around the issue. of the expansion 01 the Univer­ Sity, industry and federal ser­ Ar trans?2ltation facilities to and from Iowa City really vices which are contributing to PARIS (,lP)-France faces ODe poor? W e are e iced by one railroad, three bus lines, and a the growth of Io wa City. of the toughest year.s of its p~t: war history-its house politic •• national air lin On a comparative basis with other towns the :r'hese in turn are resulting in new homes. new schools and new ly divided, strikes spreading, Its size of [owa Oi , our tran pOftation facilities are quite good. soldiers sometimes mutinous, Its and expanded businesses. A budget balanced by foreign aid, And the p nt about the Union being the only place to growing City is alive, it is a good and a small war on its hands. place to live and raise a family, dance in Iowaity. Con this really be considered a valid pOint It would seem enough to dis­ but It also has its growing pains. Prof. Philip Morgan courage even a country lone Cor allowing st ents to own car~? Many of these are problems ot used to .discouraging situations. municipal government which can 'Help City Grow' Be. ides tl1 fact that the Union primarily exists for such But if there is any public evi­ become chronic if not treated in social flln tions nd has mOre than adequate dancing facilities, dence or discouragement it js lime. ton Street in the near future. hard to see. suppose there sn't any place in Iowa City to dance? • • • Then city, instead of state and France's annual automobile Wouldn't the answer b to set up dancing facilities instead WITH THE Council-Manager federal funds, would have had show is perhaps the most eacer­ form of government, planning for to be spent if the widening had Iy attended ever, with special of planning on the students going out of town to dancing spots? the future can be carried out been delayed until after U.S. No. emphasis on French c'ers. The The reasons the parking committee presented for being much more effectively than with 6 is diverted,. south of town. Paris theater season 1s booming, against a ban on student cars are indeed very weak. any other form of city govern­ • • having s tar ted oU with "It was if/st like the book. TIleY path put me to leep." ment and good management IOWA CITY will continue to "L'Amour Fou (Mad with Love), \Ve realiz hat the member of the committee would not foresight can be provided for grow and it will experience addi­ the comic story of a high-level be th mo t popular students on campus jf they were to propose carrying out municipal projects tional growing pains, but with man falling lor a second-level at less cost and less inconvenience damc. a ban on student cars. the kind of planning and fore­ Search,;.on For New to the public. sight apparent in the examples • • • But the members of the committee must realize that the During the past summer Iowa cited they can be min imized. The PARIS IS SO full of au torno­ solutions they are giving - a shuttle bus service, opening Iowa City's largest street improvement Council-Manager form of gov- biles ~ for the most part of field for parkl , plaCing met rs in university parking lots, a Farm program Ideas pro~ram of this generation was ernment makes .thls possible. French make-that traffic move- COl ~ lleted. It was carried on The citizens of I'owa City win ment has become wen nigh im­ building for pat 'iog - are only very partial solutions at most. At 910 Kilocycles WASHINGTON ()p) - If any------with a minimum of" irlterference undoubtedly soon be called upon possible. The comm'iftce will have. to come up with much more en­ one has a new idea' for a federal Iowa is about the same as that to the public, it was completed to decide by ballot what they French production is increll$­ compassing an tealistic solutions to the parking problem before WSUI's sports director Bob farm program, the Senate Agri- in the Eastern corn belt states. during the summer before foot- wish to do aboot the City Hall- ing and the export position 1m­ Zenner will bring you the play­ ball crowds arrived, and it cost Community BUilding problem. If proving. wc're cpnvinc the an~wer j~n' t to limit student cars. culture Committee would like to per square ya.rd considerably less they wish a new buIJdlng, good All these showy things poillt by-play of the Iowa-Michigan hear from him. - Tourists in Egypt than equivalent paving installed planning will be imperative it to an economy which is norma)!y * . ~ * * * * FOOTBALL GAME, direct from The committee would be par-, five years ago when general costs we are to get the most fQf our rich enough to survive long perl­ Give to die Halloweeners- Ann Arbor, today at 12:45 p.m. ticularly grateful for a plan that were lower. money as we did this ,Year- On ou~ ods of bad times. channels a lot more money into DI'sturb Soll"tude , • • * paving program. . _ . ',' France had one of her most ing, several Iowa City Sunday School young­ TEATIME SPECIAL at 3:30 p.m. today aIter the footba 11 farmers' pockets without boost- C . M k THE VALUE of the BurJing- Other municipal probl~~ will severe rebuffs when the United sters will be Ol "Hallow enin'" - but they won't be up to the ing food - or taxes. ton Street improvement, obvious .be encountered in ' the .' yelrrs · Nations overrode her prot~t& game will featurc, jllzz by Count pric~s omplam on s usual tricks a .ociated with the day of the goblins and wih;hes. The committee set out on an to all who use this stteet, will be ahead and i~ Iowa City voters and inscribed the Algerian prob­ Basie, Woody Herman, Georgc around-the-country search for ' ".. even more Cully ~eaJized when will continue to elect and support lem on the list ot subjects lor tfhey'll be sbliciting for h nds to be sent to UNICEF - the Shearing~ and many others. ideas on the current economlca. I- CAIRO (H') ~ "'rourists are dis- the next phase of the.' proJ'ect, a Couhcil that will ma~e wis~ debate this session. United Nation lnternational Children's Emergency Fund. Tonjght at 7:30, the OPERA Iy and politically perplexing turbing the soHtude of monaster- widening the Burlington Street deciSions an.d employ a manager • • • UNTCEF t. otley is used to improve the health of children PM spotlight will shine on "Sa­ problem o'f sagging ' farm priccs ies where the Christian monastic . Bridge, ~s completed. io carry oul' thi!.se pplicy' deci- IT . CAME AT a time wh~n and incomes, Oct. 24. movement began in the fourth As a 'result of planning, tpe many Frenchmen thought they the world around. lome" by Richard Strauss. It will be performed by the Vienna • ceptury. first phase of this project was were doing not too badly,on the Of co~rse, \ve know that the e children from the 10 co- State Opera Company with the completed when state and federal officia/'daily' . North African tront. They qad THE COl\IMITTEE will wind Th~ governme.nt Bu~~au of money. was available. ' Without this year given a large degree 01 opc'rnting [0 . jtf chur~ arc still children, t~at they prob- Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, IlP i\F searcpat 'Qhicago nearly conducted' by Clemens KtauSs. T~~ls.m ha.s Publ,~shed a ,map of proper planning and foresight home r~le to Tunisia. Alter ably will still expect to play "trick or treat." , a month la'ter - Nov. 21 - aher CHristian . Jl;gypt showmg. all these funds might easily have many a fum ole, they had indi­ We're not concerned how you llandle this problem. But we swinging through the Western monasteries and Ch:ls~ian sites gone to some other city. cated a disposltion to do the Your morning tasks will seem corn belt, the upper Great Plains, in the country. ThiS IS a new. . BULLETIN same for Morocco. . nre concerned a Ollt whetber you give to their most worthwhile like less effort if yo~ tune in ' to the West Coast, the Southwest, thing here. In the past, empha- TraffiC surveys have Indicated These two countries are "pro­ caus~. WSUI at 10:15 a.m. Monday the South, the Middle Atlantic sis was on ancient Egyptian sites that .Iocal. tr~ftic alone w~uld tectorates," where France , tech­ area and New England. (pyramids, -solar boat, Sphinx,) require wldemng of the Burhng­ They'll b wearing orange and black UNICEF badges. for "music to work by" on UNIVERSITY CALENDAR nically is only a protective tor­ KITCHEN CONCERT: One big reason why the com­ and Moslem sites (mosques). eign power, although in Jact she Watph for 'em MUSICAL CHATS at 1 p.m. mittee wants the farmers' views Now the tourist department 25 Million Trees Planted SATURDAY, OCT. 29, 1955 has run both countrjes. Monday will feature Mozart's is , because it holds the key to reports with pride that the Chris­ Algeria is a diJferent kettle at "Piano Concerto in G." whatever legislative action is tian mo~astic movement began In 'War Against Desert' UNIVERSITY calendar Items fish, and it is for this reason the Arnold Foster, director 01 taken by Congress when it gets in Egypt. It invites tourists to are scbe4uled In the Prelll­ French are so bitter. JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector dent', oltlce, Old Capitol. Civil Rights for the Anti-Defama­ back to work in January. monasteries dating back 1,700 (,lP)-Twenty-tive million trees • • • Legat Snags ,Hold tion League of B'nai B'rith, will The House has already passed years. Saturday, Oct. 29 ALGERIA WAS taken away will be planted in the barren discuss "Hate Roots" Monday at new farm legislation which would Most monks welcome tourist hills of the Holy Land as part of 8 p.m. - University play, "The from the Turks in 1830 and there 8 p.m. on WORLD OF IDEAS. end the Eisenhower administra- visits but hermit monks object. Caine Mutiny Court Martial" - was no local government there Israel's "war against the desert." to be "protected." Algt:tia was TODAY'S SCII EDULE tion's new flexible price support , "What's the use of trying to Keren Kayemeth, the Jewish University Theatre. B:oo Morning Chapel system and restore the high, De a hermit, it all these tourists national land lund which an­ Sunday, Oct. 30 annexed. It became to France B:15 New. rigid price floors of the Truman come out here?" growls Abdul 7 p.m. - Union Board Fr~e somewhat like the LouisIana Morgenthau Diary B:30 Mornlnl Serenade t\ounced the new five-year plan, Purchase to the United Statu. 9:15 Bookshelf era. The Senate committee does Messih, who lives alone in a estima ted Israel's de~ert areas Movie, "Two ~ickets to Broad­ WASHINGTON (,4» - Senate ------­ 9:45 School. TodaY' not know.yet whether it wants limestone cave. way," - Iowa Memorial Union: Her soldiers subdued it, her ex­ investigators ran int'.o some legal of them from the supcommittee 10:00 Chalkdusr total 287,500 acres. 10 :15 Kitchen Concert this kind of legislation or some- Abdul Messih walked 3,000 Monday, Oct. 31 plorers traced out every stream until other agencies had certified 11:00 SaIety Speaks The over-all program, or which and gully, and finall~ her tarm­ snags and a possible White their release wouldn't be harm- 11:15 Iowa State Dept. 01 Health thing else. ! miles down the Nile Valley from the live-year plan is only a part, 4:1 0 p.m. - Lesture: Dr. Abra­ House barricad riday in their ham Wikler, "Uses of Drugs in ers and investors went in. 11:30 Pll'skln Prevue , $ i 0> his native Ethiopia to begin life ful to the country. 12:00 Rhythm Ramble. * envisages 56,250 acres turned to Some 01 France's correspond­ effort to make \;llic ,some 1,600 So Chairman Eastland (D- CONGRESSIONAL committees far from contact with any other forest, r06,250 acres into graz­ Psychiatric Research" - Medical pages from the 9OO-volume 12:15 News ents, particularly those wrltin, 12:75 Football (Mlchlgm)1 have made other tours through human being. Once a week he ing land and .125,OQO ilCl"es into Amphitheatre. Henry Morgenthau Jr., diary. It Miss.) and Sen. J enner (R-Ind.) 3:30 Tea Time Special Tuesday, Nov. 1 In New York, thought per/llJII looked, [hough, as i1 they would questioned representatives of 5:00 Chlldren's Hour farming regions in search of pro- ' wlllks six miles to Deir .et Bara­ agricultural settlement areas. A France went a little too tar In GSA and other agencies involved 5:30 News ducer views. But' this tour will mous, the nearest monastery, separate 75,000 acres of unculti­ 4 p.m. - Student-AdmiDistrA­ 5:45 Objective pulling its delegation out of the get most or aU -O' the papers be- -including the State Depart- be watched caretu~ because of rings a beJl and places a few tion Coffee Hour - Iowa Mem- 6:00 Dinner Hour vated land are planned for new orial Union. . UN Assembly. But there was no iore lo ng. 'h ment and Central Intelligence 6:55 New. the political implications. In the sttaw mats in a basket lo wered setllemen ts. 7:00 Football'. Fifth QuarteT similar reaction in the home of­ These excerpt!! from the ste- Agency-and also held a private 7:30 Opera PM first place, it is a Democratic- from the wall. These mats, which Tree planting, an initial step (For Information rerarMnr fices of French papers. With tile nographer-keptll ~ournal of the talk with Morgenthau. 9:45 New. aqd Sports controlled committee whose ma- he has made during the week, 10 :00 Word. Foi1 TpmorrQw in soil conservation and agricu1- dates beyond this sehedule, see exception of the Communist one-lime DelVoeratic secretary The upshot of it all was: . SIGN" OFF jority members will be most pay for food given him by the tural settlement, is not new in reservations In Ute ollice of papers, they approved the walk· or the treasqry dealt with, 1. "I think they're going to anxlous to find ways and means monastery. Israel. the President, Old Capitol.) out. among other things, activities of give us all the papers," Eastland MONDAY'S sCHtDULE of winning farm voters over to Abdul Messih and a few others Harry Dexter White, the late told newsmen after a public 8:00 Mornln( Chapel .' / their party in next year's elec- are the last of the Christian her­ 8:15 News treas~ry aide who has been hearing with the agency repre­ 8:30 American Oove9'~nt tions. mit tradition. Most Egyptian name'd by AtS1.l Gen. Brownell sell tatives. "You can quote Jen­ 9:15 The Bookshelf On the other hand, Republican monks long ago adopted the 9:45 Morning Feature as a Communist spy. ner and me as saying we're not 10:00 Newl members want to find out how practice of living with other GENERAL' NOTICES Mo;'~enthau Haos turned the going to talke no for an answer." 10:15 Kllchen Concert to get farmers to vote to keep monks in monasteries. Four of l 11 :00 Our Musical World General Notice. ~hould be de~lted wUh the edUor 01 the editorial pare of The Dally lowall .. III' documents over to the govern- 2. Morgenthau washed his Il:15 FamJly Album them in power. the oldest monasteries are spread newsroom, Room %01, Oommunlcatlons Center. Notices must be submitted by Z p.m. the da, 're... • ment and Fri~'Y the General bands of the whole controversy, 11 :45 A.merican Red Cross The committee will pass up the over the desert of Wadi Natrun 12:00 Rhythm Rambles · Inr lint publication; THEY WILL ~OT BE ACCEPTED BY PHONE, and must be typed or Ie"" ServiCe!! Administration said it saying it was up to the executive 12:30 News ' politically important Eastern between Cairo and Alexandria. written and .Irned by a reslIOnslble person. No General Notice will be published more &ban one week must withhold all but a handful branch of the government. 12:45 Ch ..lkd ust 1:00 Musical Chats corn belt states of Illinois, India­ prior to the event. Notleel of church or youth rroup meetlnrs will not be pubUshed in the Ge ..... l :M Old Tales and New na, Ohio and Michigan. Com­ MILK BUDGET 2: 10 Musl.c In Black anet White Notlees eollUllll unleu an event takes plaee belore Sunday momlnr. Church notlee' Mould be ... MusiC Appreciation ..nd History mittee officials said they believ­ Experts estimate that a typical IIOslted with the Relirioul new. editor of The Dally Iowan in the newsroom, Room 201, CoIIUII.­ 2:30 lamily 3:110 Waltz Time ed that sentiment expressed at American spends 15 per tlons Center not later &han 2 p.m. Thunda:r lor publication Saturda.,. The Dally Iowa. reH"etI ... 3:30 News the hearing at Des Moines would cent of its weekly food budget 3:4~ Serenade In Blue rlrht to edit aU noticea. "On 4:00 Tea Time largely reflect the farm thinking for milk which supplies 30 per plaint! 5:00 Chlldren's Hour cent of the familJes' nutritional BABY-SITI'ING LEAGUE - coat hanger. 5:30 News in the Eastern corn belt because squadron's bulletin board in tbe that t 5:45 Sportstlme the type of agriculture in needs. The University Coo{>Crative Armory. The formal pledctna dent ! B:oo Dinner Hour Words of Men, Wile and Otherwile B:55 News ------Baby-Sittlni League book will UWA SERVICE - The Ameri­ ceremonies will be Nov. I It siadiu 7:00 Ask The SCient ists be In cHarge of Mrs. Dennis Mid­ can Red Cross College Unit or 7:30 p.m. in the Armory. PledaeJ been !: 7:30 Student Forum ,orden from Oct. 18 to Oct. '31, shouid wear uniforms. ' * * * * * 8:00 World 01 Ideas UWA is having a Halloween par­ parlso. "Wlmt P1tflkes* Western cioili;wtion worth sacing is the 9:00 Concert CIa",lc. Telephone her at 4703 for a sit­ ty, Oct. 30 from . 7 to 9 p.m. at .' ICfty i I 9:30 Melody TheaITe ter or for information about freedom at'6he mind, now under heaOJj attack frDln the " 8 :45 News und Sports the Veteran's Hospital. A main ARNOLD AIR SOCIETf­ !low, ( 10 :00 Words for Tomorrow I Joining the group. feature of the party will be the Billy Mitchell Squadron .of ~ da, IIC primitives -including some unioersity graduates - who SIGN OFF presentation of the Currier HaU Arnold Air Society will assist '111 one . not • .J One Year Ago Today have persisted among us. If we haoe the courage to Talent Show. • the operations of the MARS,.­ crease defelld that faith, it won't matter much whether we are FARM POPULATION UP Dr Donald J. Goen, Manchester, was named SUI Dad of the FREE MOVIE - The Iowa Year to reign over Dad's Day activilies including the game between Memorial Union Board will pre­ dio. The equipment has NOT cbUrct Israel's Carm popu'iation has SENIOR PRIVILEGES - There arrived. Official notification wiD saved or 1101. • increased fro m 111,000 in 1948 Wisconsin and the Hawks. • sent a free movie Oct. 30 at 7 "I CI w\Jl be a meeting for all those be made by the squadron tqlll- -Elmer Davis in ~ But We Were Born Free" to 346,000. • Konrad Adenauer proposed a giant non-aggressfon pact be­ p. JT\. in the main lounie of the OUt ct tween the West and Russia and her satellite!t to help ease the grow­ Union. It will be "Two Tickets girls who missed the two previ­ mander. . ords i ing tension. to Broadway" In Technlcolor, ous meetlngs held, but still wish GA~ ALPHA CHI- GUI­ and a1 . ) with Tohy Martin, Janet Lei,h, to apply for senior privileges. It ma Alpha Chi will hold a ~. terest. . , . Ann Miller and Eddie Bracken. will be Nov. 2 at 7 p.m. In Con­ ing Nov. 2, at 7:30 p.m. [t TnJ! be attl " Five Years Ago Today ference Room 2 of the Iowa Me­ be held at the home of PrOr. ClO Communications Workers authorized a walkout of 16,000 Three color cartoons wlll also be lUte. Iowan morial Union. Ellis Newsome, 127 Ferson ~ Xhe Daily shown. Western Electric employe~ beginning Nov. 9. A major share of the A mlletin& of the officers will be "As FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1955 nation's telephone.,,;ervice will be crippled. c:'ODrer PHYSICS OLUB - All per­ held Oct. 31 at 4 p.m. In ao,lII punclJ. A temporary infirmary des ign ~ d to give SUI students hospitali­ UNION BOARD - The Union sons Interestetl In joining a Phy­ 116 of the Communications CIn· zation for minor illnesses neared completion in its location back of Board sponsors duplicate bridge IIDle Published dally Hee'" Sund~ · ."d 'y ••.•. n. D.lly ..,. •• ~.e.\aU .. 1>!lILT IOWAN IDITOalAL lITAFF sics Club sponsored by the Phy­ ter. ' Monday .nd lel.1 holiday. by Sludent ,.p.rime.t, I. ••• C •••••leaU ••• Editor ...... Ir. )(apen. !"I" the general hospital. games "very Sunday beginninll old 114 f •••••.•• sics Department are invited to Publication.. lnc.. CommunlclUona C ••'e., Ia .,.. I •• , .•• M.n.. lnl Editor ...... , Bill Baker Oct. 30 at 2 p.m. on the Sun IIDle • Center, low. ~ow • .•n!erect .a 1II .....y '~ ••,II FrN.,. ' Newl Editor ...••...... J.ck Pease attend an .organizational meeting PERSHING RIFLES - TbI _ond ela .. m .t th. post oWe. A •• lliant New. Editor .. Eleanor Benz Porch of the Union. Open to all "Th.. Dial 4191'r...... t ....11"'. City Editor ....' .. ...•_ . . ~. }(Irk Boyd -I Ten Yearr'Ago Today . at 8 p.m. , Nov. 2 in Room 30t National Honorary Milltary lit Iowa City. r tile act 01 con- u,.rt •••• students and the general public. 'ra' rarnPa cr".. of Morch •• It...... ,.,. Atol.tant City Ultor-... . IItu Hopkin, President tillMan issued directions to speed up the Philippine of the Physics Building. After a te,nity of Pershini Rjfie8 -M11 I'...... r ...... ,. 1'11. Dall, " ..I.tant City X4IUlor •.•., Clflr, n Da le Crime ••,... . 1.II.rI.1 em ..1 .,...... Sporta Editor ...... I'ri!d Mll1er rehabilitation program. business meeting George Ludwig hold its weekly meeting NoV. J B11II,I!'1 .r 'he ASSOCIATED .IESI C ...... I .. U ... C ••ter. bave The .....I.ted Preoo la entitled .x­ Society Editor •...... • Betty Broyle. Eigh t taverns ip Solop and lJllIs" were raided. State agents . YOUNG DEJlOCRATS - The will give an illustrated talk on at 7:30 p.m. in the FieldhoUS4!' ,. elu. lyel)' ,to;_ Ule lor repubUc.tJon Edltori.1 Aull",nt ., PhylUI J'temln( fOund 22 slot machines, other gambling de.vlce. and liquor. '!'here Chief Phofolr.pher "not . SUI Youni Democrats will meet his experiences with the 1955 of alt.hi I~l n~ printed In UtI. Bublcrlption raIH - It, carriei' In Wlrepholo TechnJci.n .."om. Stllll1lan In the Union Oct. 31 followlnjl cosmic ray polar expedJtion. The HU~fnE8 LECTUI' : ~ "Olk: newlJNI\i

Tn DAILY IOWAlO-Iowa City. Ia.-Sat., Oct. zt, 1955-Pan S Disputes Increased Religious Interest'-:: Protestants To Celebrate 'No' Marfi. . . .. ln~erest. More People' I Instinctive To Be Dedicated Sunday Reformation NEW YORK (A» - Many Grace. -Church, churches today are the result of an accident that occurred a k>Ol: lime ago. Performance! To ~ Dedicate But it was no ordinary acd­ dent. It sent shock waves . around the world. And it slitl acts as a beacon on the uneven New BUild.ina sea of Protestantism. This Sunday, thousands of Dedication services for Grace churches celebrate the fortuitous Missionary Church will be held lurn ot events which 437 yearl at 2 p.m. Sunday. ago touched oCt the Protestant The Rev. D. Paul Hoffman of Reformation and changed the lace Elkhart, hid.. will preach the of modern Christendom. dedication sermon. The Rev. J . As they do so. new beams and T. Hoskins, District Superinten­ braces are being welded into the dent of the Nebraska Conference. hUle, far-flun" disjointed re­ will oUiciate in the formal dedi­ Ueous edifice that arose on lhe cation service. foundations of that long-past The Rev. Norman Hobbs. min­ episode. Rev. Yohr ister of the church, will pro­ nounce the dedication benedic­ The Rev. Eugene Carson Blake, 'Fill Old Churches' tion. president of the National CounCIl • The new structure' is 01 Churchcs. said various Pro­ (Editor's Note: This I. Ute testant and Orthodox denomina­ at 1854 Muscatine Ave. flrth In a series of weeki,. ar­ tions tQday are fonning clo er IItlts ID whloh The Dal.,. IOwaD bonds that herald a "new ecu­ (Dall, , ..... r .... a•• menical retormation." Is ulLinI' members of the oIer", Tunllnc- Point Ibelr opinions on the reeent In­ T~ THE NEW Graee United Mlulonary Chureh will be dedicated In a Iervice to be held at % p.rn. Sun- Tots Help day. The new bulldln .. I" loeated at 1854 Mu caUne Ave. ..- He said the trend marks a creased Interelt ,In rell ..lon) . . turning point 1n post-Reforma­ "I cannol see a tremendous In­ tiOD history. creased interest in religion; we Raise Funds "It must be based." he said. are only filling churches, many "upon a new and mutual appre­ ot which were built 25 to 100 ciatIon and cooperation among For UNICEF '.t lears ago." said the Rev. E. H. both the so-called older and p, .' Yohr. mInister of St. Paul's Luth­ It's a "trlck-or-treat" lime. but younger churches throughout the . eran Church and Director of Church notices hould be de­ Norlb IInlOn aftd F.lr.lIl1. I . un', .bo.l. If • . m. inhabited world." ' ..... this year many Iowa City Sun­ Chrob 01001 • • ;341 ' .DI . MeRtl ..... '1 . ... Gamma Delta student group. day School children will be col­ polited with the Rell .. lous news Mernlnr Wonb'p, llt: U • . m . .. " ,.In, er fet • 1:M , .1Il. Although the Reformation un­ .1'. um.n: "'UU"lnl ." ••,formaU''' ! ' .. "Parking spaces are filled. 'he lecting for the United Nations editor of The Dally Iowan In tht . . leashed a treedom ot faith that ••• another reason good. new8room, Room 201. Communi­ aour Wlllilmt Clu" l\I.ellnr.1 1.­ BETHEL AflUCAN METUODIST Is the heartbeat of Protes­ football stadium is filled for International Children's Emer­ dent C enter. :5::'0 p.m . C IIl~B sUIi oatloM Cenier not later than 2 pellker. Or. MarshaU Ha"a, 41' . 00 .",., t. tantism, it also produced a vast every game. the hospitals are gency Fund. B. l' ..... at. lhe t: bureh. ~: H p.m . )fro. • It. MtO ...,., P. I., filled. and the Fort Madison peni­ Sunday these children will don p.m. Thursday for publication De,.oUea._, • , .... potpourri or denominations that cooking is easy with a • Wor '1,•• • , .IIl. tentiary is tilled. MO'st all of costumes Bnd knock on doors Sa.turday. The Dally Iowan re­ FIR T C llalSTIAN U RCB sometimes fought each other fur­ serves the richt to edit all no­ '! 11 IDwa Ave. iously. these have increased their capa­ to help other children around T_e Rev. . O. lIof"tbl." P. lor GaA E lItl IONA.' CHvae. cities and people talk about in­ the world. tices. ally A . mllh. ~lInl . I" .f Edu ..Uop IJUl Mal e.tlne A"e. Now. the deadly struggling has Ohurch ohool. U ; I ~ ' .m. The Jl.e v. .,ma" H.IlIt., r. '.f lessened. ' creased interest in religion when AOUDAS ACIII~I ONORIW ATION Chureb "'orlhl,. IO :l'ht • •m . 81bl. Idy. 9:13 ...... {;t'! C. W ... btn,,'.n t. .rmon, If • •• • we (ill our old churches, which ermon: IOC .ntlnuou •••'.rAt.U .... " The way In which "Reforma­ aabbl £ .• tamm Cooper "dlow. hlp .,te. "'ur peaJr: er. the 'le • . J . T . H ..... " • DI,.. tion Sunday" is to be observed hlven't been enlarged since they 8 ..." •• ~ ' ....hi' . .Iurd.y. U • . m. Ols dplel ludenl f e llowahlp. ~ p .,.,. "let S .perlttle ... enl. Ocdleotlo ••f lIew chur.~ ..... Iar. , indicates the. degree to which were built. V'e do not need to Tit""" . "J.. Oil"" GOff In Trtal /' ,.m. A iMDLY OF 000 YOilb .1I .... hlP. ' :1141 p ..... many churches now work in pat ourselves on the back for 4W! • Cllnlon I. Fill T UNITAalAN O(.'IETl' 1.,,'1 YO . oed 01110 ...1 I. In,I ,lraU.o ""tee. '2 :1t , ••• concert. In more than 300 cl Ue. , tilling these old chIJrches. The KieV, Dali "UlIer, r. t.r pccl.t Pra"tr tr\·tce. 1 , .m. til Protestant churches will loin In Sanday School. a .m . The ite. , If~: torN. Henrlk IQ, Y.u~b Foil ... hi,. , ;lIt , .... "In the pa!!'t eight years the M.rnla, W.nblp. J I • . m . Interdenomina tional ,service• . ChlldreQ·. CIlur. h. II • . m . Church ttylet. lo.n • .m . number of Iowa City hospital Chrld'. Amb • • ador • fit: I/J p.m . umon : " Reappr.!. ••• t R.d1r1eu 11lJ,.LEL fa NDATION This is ,Ix times as many beds has been increased trom £vanrell,tle 8ervlfe. ,. p.m. Llberall m ." I ~'! II ...... , I . communities as man8led such ".re h ' tho.l. I ~ : 1.1 a."', Pr.', Frederic. P • •• rce~.ltr. Dine'., about nine hundred to fourteen ~ a bba." Eve ·rl ....', ') :3. , .... 1~50 . IIETIIANl: liAr rl T Itvaen ludonl " "'rtllde Club." 0;51 ,.m. "r.'ee . • united programs in un'l, Open 11 ••11 , 2 ·~ p .... . hundred and ninety. Yet, th41 D 81. and "Illb Au. hldent Pr ...... -: p m . Division Over peakel, Or. Ra ymond 8un,e. "'010,'1' hospitals are full to capacity all The atv. Leen.rd D. 00".. 1 &" . Pa tor "Ule. Mo,nln, '''orl''I,. 8: U • .•n . JEUOV IJ' WITNE SI8 "The age of our divl s ivene ~. the lime. Only emergency cases Me •• ,e: " God', IJUrf7." FI& T 1/l' R I( OF \"lIal T, XINQDOM H LL Is over," says the Rev. O. Walter can enter the hospitals 1m me­ 8tudf:nt. Fellow.hlp Supper, n:;,' p.m. SCIENT. '1' 31~ Rlv,.re'''e Dr'''e Wa,ncr. executive director of the C.Y.F . anti Student Yellowahlp. 11 :1U, p.m. l '/'l E. .U.,. 81. O. K . Erick. I'r Id'D, Nljl.l.r I dlately; others must wait .their Event"" O.spel t" " tfl, 1:8e p ,m. t-: unda), the.l. U: I;) I .m. Walchtower Sh.dy . ""'IIa.'''. "II It.Ft,. Metropolitan Church Federation turn, Ouut Speaker: the Rev. Georl'e MaJ. • tornlnc ttylce . 11 a.m. IUftl , ay about ••,.1... After of Grea ter Sf. Louis. n •• o" ••Davenpo:t . Len on erman: " Everla.. tln. Punl.. h. De~I" f" Par •• 4J, Par. 23· If• • , •• •• Deereased Time mtn .... IIIno.". But the big theme of the anni­ UNICEF is the largest interna­ "Even University Hospitals f""ENOS MB TINO Stu.ent OrrJl nl,aUon, Little Chapel 0' versary 1& the once-daring con­ tional effort to improve the I ••a !\olemar.... nlon tbe CoalUt.a Uon al bureh, Tue d.,. 10"'A CITY lIIENl'IONIT CIIUaCIl which has almost the same num­ Willi • .,. Connor. lerll 0:"1; p.m. 814 CI rk 81 . cept that each man alone must health and welfare of, chijdren Wo..wp .1 . ;111 a.m., "ada Tit. a.y. VirlU 8rt.na ••• , Pal'.' tlbd his own way - by his pri­ ber of beds bas had 21,880 in­ In ••,. eh.ol, Al'U a ..... and mothers around the world. FIM,. raE 81'n: ftfAN nVIl II patients this year as compared u"d., W.,. hl •• JV : "~ I .m. vate (aith - to God. The funds ar~ used to provide EVANGELICAL .' IlEE CIIURCQ ,. E. Mark.~ I. with 18.360 in 1935 because of Coralville Dr. ... ItewllO n r oll"k. Mlnl I.r erm." by a.bert V.'er, 1[.""" It was this idea with which tood, medicine, and drugs to Th.e Rev. J . • Palmer, Pal lor The Rev. Jeramt Ltk .... AollalJlu •• t vtQloJ t:vlce, , : ~. ,..m . Martin Luther, by a mishap, decreased lime per person spent Sunda" Srhool, 8:";\ • . m . combat malnutrition, tuberculo­ S tudtnt I ETIJOI)lST CII aCH In the hospital. Mornle, Worship. 11 • . m . C'burcb btbo.I, 0:30. II • . m. sparked the Reformation on Oct. sis, malaria, ya ws. and other Serm.n: "Serupuloua Chrl. tlan ••" Jtlfe .....nd Dubuque 8t•• Mornlnr W... hlp . 0;:111. II • . m . Dr. L . L4 DUllnlnlto •• MllIb'er 3l. 15J7. "The population of IQwa City diseases. Cor.lvllle youth f.U ..... hl p. G p. m . ermon: "Whe"ce the Chureh: ' e .Y.F . Blbl. Slud,. fi p.m. Edw.rd PhUllp •• A ....I ••• NlI.I.le, On that day, Luther. a young has Increased from 15,741 in 1930 Ora.maUe ProclueU.,,: "Here I , ...."' . The Hey • • obert ...... Churches cooperating in this O".lr a.h .....I. I p ..... Slu40nl Vu,e ... ~ D."'. priest and university professor, to 27,212 in 1950 United States Evenln. Sel'V'ee ' :34) ,.m Mlabler ~ ,.d •• I. unified effort are: First English l JD1 ee t •• ta.nye-r. .." Au•• I... tacked up his "95 theses" on the OfClcial Census figures. In 1930 • t.Jed; ~'A'po hl~~ 8ucce: .. •• Lutheran, First Presbyterian, Cllt'lI. 1I Of TilE NAZAaENlI: \lornln, W.r blr.' • •S U. II • •• • door oC Castle Church in Wit­ the enroUment of the State Uni­ Fill T ENOLI II L TIIERAN , 8urlln,loft and Cllnlan h . Wel le,. f'.~ ... at •••• & • •M, • Congregational, Christian, Unit­ The Ite • . Ir. J . Itoover. Mlnll l-et tenberg, Germany, with the hope versity of Iowa was 5,400; the en­ II\JRCII arian, Baptist, Nazarene, Men­ Dubuque an' ~1ark:d Ht . Orahara. Crow. Mlnbter er M .. "fc RJ!O"'OAi'lI~ED eMVItCH Of JI II OHRIST Ot' LATTEa DAY SAINTS of promoting a (ormal, frank de­ roHment for this semester is nonite, Quaker Society and First The Rev. Ge.rre T . L. Jacobsen, Pa.. lor unday choot. 9: ':'1 . 10 : '&5 a .... 9,331. alatln. , A:!iO •• m. ntorr1lnl Wor hlp, 1ft: .., ...... eonleron" ...... l bate on the issues he raised. Methodist. Wo ..hlp Seryl.e, II a .m . trmon: " We D.IIt\l e." I .... Memoria. Ullin. But instead of a decorOus. aca­ "In 1880 the total population Sermon. " }\ Century or Prot.e , ... Dr • • e ••ll .... hlp. 4 p ..... Din E. " 'IUe, Pa '.r Only children displaying the und., Scbool Hout. i:" !'i a.m. Ybath "bur, n: Up,",. Oener.1 Worahip •• ;lIt . .... demic debate. he found his action of Johnson County was 25,429 orange and black badge shown Vesper ervlee. 7 p.m . EVtDlnr en'Jet, 7: .. 3 p.m. CI•• d • • ;n • .m. had generated a storm that rock­ and people think there is In­ Showlo, 01 the ftlm " I\hrtln Luther," ermon. 1.:38 a.m. above are authorized to receive . . , filER METIIODIST CHAPEL ed thc Roman Catholic Church creased interest in religion be­ money tor UNICEF. f'lR T BA P"rIST 1I11RCII 113 1 Third A ... T. MARY'S CB aOH and 8pUt it apart - a result he cause we are filling some of the The Rev. 0 , Thorna. F.U.rua • • Mlnlder The Itt • . Jamu P . Mall.)', Pa.lor JeUeraoa an4 LID. 8ta. Ill. II ••• C. H. M.I.bt". rul.r hadn't intended at all. churches built then when the po­ 8uDd." MaNt• • 6 • •"' •• '1 ::tt ..... , ...... , pUlation of Iowa City was much to; 15 . ,m;. I [, lit ~. .... LONG WAIT ,mailer than it is now. Christian Church ST. PATaICk' CHUaCH JAKSONVILLE BEACH. Fla. No Pr'eference ~"!I E. O.. rl III. • (IP) - City Council has repealed . . Th. !lev. r . J . 0' ••111,.. rul •• . .' "This yea\' there are nearly OK's BuUding Plans Whoi They're 'Doing Th a ••. H. F. r ...... ••• an old law requiring the town one thousand students on campus Th a ••• WIIII.m F. D...... , ....1 laal marshal to meet each incoming u nd., M. ... 6;UI I . DI .. ';lIt ••••• w~o list no religious preference. The congregation of the First 9:.3 I .m., II . .... train. This doesn't lighten the . CANTERBURY W •• kd., M ••••, U: 13 •••.• 7:4~ •.•• On any given Sunday fewer than Christian Church approved the querade Halloween party marshalls chores, however. as Sunday a t 5:30 p.m. The tradi­ · . . Good cow ponies work WITH their riden--fa. i ' 50 per cent of the students at­ recommendations ot the Future Canterbury Club will hold its ST. WENCESLA 8 CHUKCII Jacksonvll\e Beach hasn't been tend church, Planning Committee to proceed meeting and supper in the parish tional supper will open the eve­ IIil4I E. va. ..., ... 81. on a railroad for 20 years. stinc:tively keep the lariat ti,ht during r,pinr aD4 " ning. Games and square dancing Th. au. Edwar. " '. 1'1 ...11, r •• I •• tying. The same sort of instjnctjve performance': "With the present enrollment with a new building program in house or T r In i t Y Episcopal The Rrf'. Ot.ree III e.' III'., .. bl••• the annual meeting held this will complete the party. Every­ unda, Mall' • 6:...... , ••.• .• is built into every fully automatic gas rure;. 12. Iowa City churches could Church at 5:30 p.m. Sunday. one is asked to wear costumes 10 I .m., U :4G a.m. week. The committee recom­ Ually Ma : •• 1 •• "! .. 1:31 ~. •• Modern features brinr out cooking skill that's sec· , have 500 students present every and mas ks. Sunday. 3 churches could have mended' first that the construc­ WESTMINSTER ST. THOMAS 1\I0aE CBAPEL A CAREER ond nature to every homemaker! If your present . 1.000 students in attendance and tion of an education building, to LUTHERAN GRAD CLUB 1l1li lIIeL ... I. range doesn't BEL'P you cook, get fuJI lnforma. ·~ Westminster Fellowship will Very R.ev . Mllr. J. O. C •••a". P ..t.r 331 could stay in . bed. adequa~ely provide for student present "Here I Stand," a Refor­ Rabbi E. Stamm Cooper of Th a •• R. J. ",.I.~ ••d FOR tion now on one that WILL! . .. "This university is at a dis­ center facilities and an expand­ Agudas Achim Congregation will Th. aev K. C. 'W ...I .....1 1a.1a mation dramatic production, at Sund ..,. M •• elt •• I. J •••• It:. a .•. I tinct advantage in having relig­ ed education program, be under­ speak on the topiC. "Judaism To­ Tbe If •. m ...... I. I HI,. 111 ••••••, taken. its meetitfg Sunday at 5 p.m. The day" at the meeting of the Luth­ by I" •••• ,re... I1 ••• COLLEGE AUTOMA TIC HEAT CONTROL ious preferences tabulated at rc­ Newm •• club, ~ p ... . gistration. Very few large col­ Fund RaIsin .. play is to be directed by David eran Grad Club at 7 p.m. Thurs­ OaU,. MUM •• 6:3t ...... 1 ...... 1:_ • .•. Oven a "follow thl reclpl" anywt..,. le,es and universities have Buch The Iowa Society of Christian Thayer. G, Oswego, Ore., and day. The meeting will be held at October De •• U.... , , ..... e.e~ Wllk ... WOMEN f,. Churches will cooperate in the .. ,. 250· up to 550· when !taking tim,.,...,;' l prolTam. This tabulation gl~s will be held in the Westminster the Lutheran Student House at build in, program. It also recom­ 122 E. Church St. Discussion and ST. PA L' LUTIIEaAN CHUae. la cloilly guarded by thlrmostatl 1trI,.. the religious groups an oppor­ Foundation Lounge. MIo ...181 .... tunity to reach the unchurched. mende1. that the Church Board coffee hour will follow the topic. Jt:flenDD __ ftd GJlber1 Sta. food. Ilhwinat•• pI.king and ,okln.: . .. The marvels of modern com­ take steps to initiate a building NEWMAN CLUB Th. Ru. Elmer B. Y •••• Pa.~, II A • • ~. roo fund-raising program, beginning ~1 ..aID' W.r.bl,...... t II •••• munications should make church "Cemetery Convocation" is the Sanda,. Se.h ••I •• 1 I ••• .IITI. All LlIIS AUTOMA TIC CLOCK CONTROL: I, mwion work flourish. as soon as possible. theme of a Halloween party Reformation Day · . THE CBUaCB 0" CM&IST Church Seatln~ The Future Planning Commit­ Newman Club is holding Sunday l~:t KI'" ...... An SnWA ••ISS Turns the oven on - lights It - toft*",,­ tee initiated basic studies of the Closes Centennial Me,ala. Wo" •• " 11 a .•. "One of the most common com­ at 6 p.m. The party will be held .rm•• : "Tile KI.,•• a-N.w .r baking time to the mlnut. - Ihuta ..,.. plaints I hear from students i& building needs of the congrega­ a1 the ~ights of Columbus Hall, Reformation Sunday marks ,.,lIea'" bclfhlt , ...... • hM _ .. off again. Cook. complete oven "'.... that there are not enough stu­ tion early last spring. 328 E. Washington SI. The party EyeD •• , S.,,' lce. ':st , .•. the clOSing events in the Centeno Str ..... : "C.,I.IJ•• I',.. I. U"I •• - automatically - .vln while ypu',. awarf dent seats In the stadium; yet, Oharles J. Betts. arChitect ot will tea ture a house of horrors. Kla'.e•• u ,I.,,.., v...... stadium seating capacity has the Board of Church Extension apple bobbing. and dancing. Cos­ nial Month of First' English THE CONGREGATIONAL· C.\J~. been increased many fold in com­ of the DiSCiples of Christ, made tumes shOUld be appropriate to Lutheran Church. Cllal ..... h"e.... Sla. AUTOMA TIC BURNER CONTROl parison with church sea ting cap­ the cemetery theme. Tbe aev. J ... Q. Cral•• IIla1ala, a survey of the situation in July The Rev. George T. L. Jacob­ M ...... , W.r•• I,. 11:45 • .• • • ... T.AINING TO acity in the last 25 years. Right Supper will be served at the Now - an automat1c TEMPEaATUITI c~ and submitted preliminary plans sen. minister of he churcn. will trIB.a: hA KI ••••• TrI.... ~."t." QUALI ... D APPLICANTS how, our church has three Sun­ call1n, for a three-fJoor educa-' party and no meeting will be U.lted St.~ ••& Flln:_.bl,. ~:II , .•. trol for TOP tURNERS aa prKi.. a. _ preach on the topic "A Century da, services. We formerly had tion building and Student Cen­ held at the student center. TalNlTY EPI8COPAL CBU&C. You'll .aot to investigate tbi, oven thlrmostat. P'lvlnta scorchlllt; one. But, we have had no in­ ter at an estimated cost at $140,- I of Protest" at the 8:30 a.m. 1:... E. C.lI•• e 81. opportunity for a career now! bumed utlnail" etc. WESLEY Th. a ... , H ...I. r . .... ~ ...... crease in facilities since our 000. matins service and at the 11 a.m. H'll' C •• a ••I •• , ••••• Contact United Air Lines chUrch was built. %d Unit Joyce Miller, a recent SUI Br.... ' .....;1It •••. .ow if you meet these buie worship service. F ... II,. 11 ..., ••• • ;,~ . .... He also recommended a second graduate who spent last summer "I could show statistically that in Europe, will be the speaker at The film "Martin Luther," el.a.... 8~ ...... I ••.•• quali6catioal: our church is breaking all rec­ unit ot construction, a high sanc­ C." .. B ..,. 11;1~ ~ •. Candidates must be attrac· tuary and social haJJ at an es­ Wesley Foundation at 5 p.m. produced by Louis de Roche­ M.r.I". Pr.,er ••• Ser •••, 11 •.•• ords in attenpance and activity Sunday. She spent a month of e'.Ie••• ,,. SI ....' CI.~ s.,,.,. at tiTe, uamuried, 21·27 years, timated $l~,OOO. mont Associates, will be shown ".rl... B ••••• 5;St , ••• and attribute it to Increased in­ the trip in an ecumenical work uader 135 Ihe., 5'2" to 5'7", It was noted In the congre­ at 7 p.m. · . terest. But, it actually should camp and will show slides- taken ZION LVTBlaAJli CBVau:;. ,ooci vi~ioa. You muat hue eol· be aUclbuted to population pres­ gational meeting that these were J.ba•• " ... 1I1, ••'a,". 81t. there and elsewhere on her trip. n ...... A. C. P •••• I. P ..... Ie,e traJajn,. be a registered lUre. preliminary studies and it will MAGIC CENTER M ••al •• "'.ralrl" ••.••• J,.1t .... Dune or a school graduate ~~l'-~~IItIGHT NOW'S THE liST nMI TO probably be some time before WESLEY SUPPER CLUB Colon, Mich .• is known as the s ...., 8 ....1. ';111 •••• bjr;h "All tar liS communication is Ad.U BI.,. CI .... to ••.•. with related experience in pub­ TRADE IN THAT OLD-TIMII . toDcerned, I like to 10 out and actual plans are drawn up. The' (Married Studentl) magic capital o( the world be­ lic wntaet work. punch door bells. I preach the first objective Is to raise funds "Liberalism in the Contempor­ cause a large part of magicians' lime old message to the same up to approximately '$50 thou­ ary Theological Trends" will be equipment is manu1actured Centaet PlaClement Olftele, tTR, Ilepre· old hearts. People have the sand. Near the time when such the topic of discusslon at Wesley there. EXTRA-FAST 1., IJIUIMlIlIateIJ. Ie...... " ell camp_ NevelD­ lime old sinful desires. fur1da are in sight, speCific plans Supper Club at 5 p.m. Sunds,lC. can be made and preparation for The Rev. Alfred Henriksen. min­ ber I Ihnan S. "The evil forces are just as actual construction can be,in. DRY C~EANING rampant today as they ever were. ister of First Unitarian society, DON'T GET_ Dr. William Rohrbacher. a will be the speaker. Crime Ii; on the increase. People trustee. reminded the conlrega­ MARRIED ..• S'ERVICE have not suddenly chan,ed. The meeting will be held in tion that a proper legal i!llltru­ the Study Room of Wesley There are just more people." ... wlUtout _In~ our Bfidal In at 10 - Out at I ment of trust hid been drawn up House. Nursery Cor small chil­ Serviees • • . Invltatio.... • "One problem Iowa City 110 that aifls and bequesu can be dren will be held during the Napllln.. Matches_ WecldiaJ ISU,,, A.tlll ...1 Cbr,.) churches faceJs the dual endea­ mact. to the trustees at the First program. Books, etc. vor at IIC!rvin re,ular membeh Christian Church with the funds aftd studenU. Students oceup, protected for building fund use GAMMA DELTA HALL/S Varsity Cleaners (Lutheran Church Mo. Slnod) the minister's time and be otten only. Such gifts may beeome me­ 127 South Dubuque I 17 E. W~ndo •• Dial 4153 l1eflecb par~b evanfeliaJq, morialS in the new buildinp. Gamma Delta will hold a mas- ~~., ~~!!!!!!!!!'r!'t!!iI n i \ U.' H.• , ,: 1 ,~ -. .- , - I !,a(e 4-TJTF. DAILY roWAN-Jo~'- 9 City. Ia.-Sat., o~l 29. 19:15 n~efea ' t'ed M /

~...... YJ tit, High ANN 11·=:r::-, SeniOFS Sp~rk 22d ! sports hiVe t -nI ~t Rolls• O'ver I', harts. JIIIIIlie DiOn" • Cond.D.... Fr ... The • Au.el.led 1',... D ....t .. aU-Am' Rams~ 19·7 27 •II 1.25- By TOM MAU creat I 'i ~~I{~&• Ilightning~~~~~~~~'~;;':~~~:~~d.t.n~,"dt~ touchdo\\ms to defeat Mt. Vernon Friday night, 13-0, run- PAUL *BRECIILER. * * Iowa ath. Is cone There wa no transmitter ning their unbeaten streak to 22 and winning their second conler- An improved and spirited letic director, track coach Fro. ttanker trouble at.r io station WSUI ence championship in a row. Iowa City High football team cis Cretzmeyer and former tract and the ~ports Roundtable ap- Coach Carl SEflin's mighty Bluehawks had to go all out to bring rolled over favored Dubuque be­ coach George Bresnahan alte ... pehred as usUPl Friday at 12:45 home the victory and the undefeated season. fore a partisan hom'ecoming p.m. The pro(jllistlcators were at ------After an impotent first half on ed funeral services in MadlsoD, crowd at the Little Hawk sta­ Wisconsin Thursday for Wi~ lull strength with the return of a slippery field for both dubs, dium Friday night, 19-7. sin athletic director Guy Sundt. Bucky O'Connor. U-High zeroed in to score two Hawkeyes- Frank Bates' Little Hawks Sundt dic!d Tuesday of a hurt Moderator fer the show again , touchdowns within three min- looked the best they ha ve all attack. was Bob Zenner, and other panel (-Continued trom page 1) utes in the third period. season, as they moved the ball members included were Dave . VaD Kirk Scores practically at will, and effective­ Etzel, WSUI sports stafl; Terry whose hand was badly cleated in Bill Van Kirk circled right end ly controlled the Dubuque of- Bledsoe, Sports Information Ser- Los Angeles last week, has been from 23 yards out to get the first fense. , THE NEW* YORK* YANKEEI vice, and me. t d . d h d '11 shut out the Nankai Ha~ s, pen. . 11 repor e In goo s ape, an WI one and Jerry Schoenfelder Not until the waning minutes nant winners of J apan's Pa clf~ Results frblll" two weeks ago start. passed 27 yards to Jim Scott for of the fourth quarter did the Dubuque offense move the ball league, 7 -0, Friday to contioll! are astounding, and I am the The HaWikeyes have been the second. their winning ways on their Ja. one who Is especially astounded. plagued with injuries at the cen- It all started when Mt. Vernon into Iowa City's territory. under its own power. panesc tour. Tommy Bylllt The team average rests at an un- tel' position all season. Bill Van could go nowhere after receiv­ pitched, and hit a 2-run hollit steady 65 PltrA. cent. Two weeks Buren and Norman Six have ing the second half kick-off and 3 Scores run. ago I had 'l,e high average been injured o'ff and on during had a pnnt partially blocktM by While the City High defens~ guessing eIght,{ight, four wrong the year. The Hawks' fourth the Bluehawks. The ball sailed • (D~lly lownn Pholo bl' IJj>b Sirawn) shackled the visitors' offense, the and · one tied. Zenner picted IT WAS MUDDY GOING at City H'l'h field Friday night, lIut Coach Frank Bates' Little Hawks ~enter is Charles Pierce, a 210- a sad nine yards and U High had Little Hawks were moving the seven right and had five wrong. - came through with a ,ood bran. of football to top Dubuque. 19-7. Here a Dubuque player brings FRANK* EIDOM, 23, an all· Bledsoe and Etzel split even with pound sophomore tram Syca- its Iirst break of the game on the ball eftectively and threatened * * down I CIty Higb back wltb a necktie tackle early In the game. A Little Ilawk blocker wastes his to score three times in tM first Southwest conference halfback al six wins and six losses. ' The more, Ill. Mt. Vernon 33. effort trying to take out a masked Dubuque man while an Iowa Clly player, wearing a slmllar haiL At One time ill the closing Southern Methodist in 1954. died over-all team average was seven Soph at Qparlerbaek A series of incomplete passes mask, looks on. mirtutes of the opening half. the Friday at San Antonio from 1- wins, five losses and the Purdue- Quarterback Jim Van Pelt. and penalties put the ball on the Hawklets moved the ball to the juries suffered when Qis or hU Iowa tie game. brilliant Wolverine sophomore. 23, where Van KJrk, on first Ram ]-yard-line, but a fumble a tree Sunday. This w.eek we see: will start for Michigan against down, skipped nimbly down the nullificd the 42 yard drive. .. • the Hawkeyes. Van Pelt directed sidelines to score. The conver­ First Touchdown • Qoth of the scoring marches for sion attempt by Bob Price sailed Football Hawkeye Disfance Men iOWA OVER MICHIGAN City High's first TD came with Michigan .against Minnesota last wide to the lett and U-High led, TIlE U.S.* AIR* FORCE* ACA· Dave Etzel .was the only one of a little more than seven minutes DEMY at Colorado Springs will the five that did not approve of week in a close 14-13 contest. 6-0. remaining in the third quarter. He threw a nine-yard touch­ have a $1',<" million football sla· this selection, but the power of Lose Gamble Paul Burgess shot over his tackle down pass to Tom Maentz to tie dium built for it by a Colorado the board rules. It was noted The Bluehawks again kicked­ 'Res'u Its ~~~=~~!.~~k~t.~~IlE~~~! from ten yards oVt and hurdled group, the Air Force Academy the score and booted the extra that Michigan has had two close COLLEGE squad in Milwaukee at 11 a.m. today lor its second meet of the sea- the last defender on the one to gil of! and Mt. ~rnon, with a Cariha, •. TIl. 7. M,,,,,,io, MInn. n Foundation, The Rocky Moun­ scrapes in the last two weeks point to give the Wolverines the son. over standing up. • • Victory. fourth down and two to go situ­ Cul.er-gIG.klon U. Jlllno .. ColI.re • tain News said in a copyrighted and this 'lnil~be the week that ation on t.heir 28, chose to gam­ (tie) Last week the Harriers beat Wisconsin at Madison. 22-34. Mar- After forcin~ the Rams to punt, story, Friday. The stadium will the Hawkeye are up and can Kramer will start ilt right end ble for a first down. IlIOH BCJlOOLB queUe has won over Minnesota and Wheaton. Minnesota has de- Iowa City again took possession seat 40,000. the story said. pull the upse oC the year by with Maentz ready for replace­ Ackl.y M. Eldo .. , feated Wisconsin in conference fllnning. of the ball. Carries by Burgess, dropping the ..wolverines at Ann ment duty. Mike Rotunno will be Quarterback Harold Clements Alberi ClIy U. Gllmor. City a Coach Francis X, Cretzmeyer ------Bruce Taylor and Jerry Stack juggled the ball and Dave Mor­ Ald.n ~II. ReD wIck 14 * ' Arbor. at left end. Jim Orwig and Al Am •• 41. Bo.n. 0 said Friday that Marquette has GIS advanced the ball to the Ram Sigman will start at the tackles, gan broke through to recover the Anlmola :t2~ Independence 0 IOWA *STATE COLLt.Gt'S* •• This game will be televised in fumble for the Bluehawks on the Ankeny '::0, Johnson' a "pretty good onsa yeS fops ]5. Leslie Ferguson.. hit twice basketball team should be "beller with Dick Hill and captain Ed AuduboD 27. COO" IU,pld. 0 color and black and white on the 22. team" with last moving to the nine. A pen~lty this year," Bill ' Strannigan Slid natIonal network, and will be Meads at the guards. Jim Bates AUantic lW, Oarlan 7 After U-High was penalized B.Il. 1'1~ln. 13, rolodo Q ' year's men all Perez Ian Dul,1Boul pushed the Little Hawks bacl( to Friday as he anticipated the slart played belore a homecomin~ will be at center. Bondurani 13. Mllch.I.lllc 0 returning p Ius the 24 and on the next play a Starting In the Wolverine five yards for offside Schoen­ BrlU Ill, Oarn.r 0 . the addition of a pass from Bob Bartunek con- of second coaching year at ISC. c~q\l1d of 80,000 or mor.e . .Zenner Durlln".n 14. Davenport 8t. Ambrose The Cyclones open practice Tues· and I will be there to. gIVe a first backfield will be Terry Barr an~ felder threw a 27-yard. touch­ good sophomore. NEW YORK (JP) - Johnny nected with Stack placing the down pass - his fourth of the day. , l"\and ·report,.to Iowa ~ans, Bob dependable Tpny Branoff at the Calmar ~B, con.. n • Last year Mar- b II th B rg t k ,seas\.m-to Jim Scott. C.rrol 27, S.o City 13 q' uette beat Iowa Gonsalves, fighting a stab and a on e one. u ess 00 a via radio, and me via The Daily half back positions. At fullback Cod.r Falla 25. D.rorah 7 b l' d .. hand-off from quarte,rback Dave Iowan , • wiH be Lou Baldacci. Barr and Run Extra. PolDt C.d.r R.pld. Md<1lnley ~7. C.dar with . this same gra battle, won a sp It eClSlon McCiuskey to go over for the Mon~ Rapid. Roose •• li 13 t LIP F 'd Y lUI. 7 CLEl\fSON* *COLLEGE * and - Br'anotf lead the Wolverines in Van KJrk ran wic!e to the Ch.rllo .. Alhl. eam. .' over young u u erez rl a touchdown. Jerry Gingerich . . CIt.rl •• City 1!lI. New H.mpton R Cretz said he ' night in a dUll 10-rounder at faked a .TJlace kick and passed 1.0 Wake Forest drew fines [rom the ground ga/ninl. right to score the extra point to WlSCONSI¥ OVJ:R MICHI­ CIarlo" 7. Dampl.n 2 u m i 'g h t h a v e - Atlantic Coast Conference Fri· GAN STATE-'-This was il tough . RUDniDI' AttlUlk wrap the game uP. 13-0. , Cornlnr 7. B.elford 0 Madison Square Garden. Perez McCluskey for the point after. • CorreollODvm. a. Wall Lake 0 enpu¥h in the top Cretzmeyer ll-Yard Run day for viulations of conferenct one as Zenner had to QI'e$; a tie Michigan tias gained primaril.Y Mt. Vernon did not manage ..a Dav.nport n. Cedar R.pld. Frankll" thr!!e or tour" to beat Marquette. was penalized the last round for rules. Clemson was fined ,Me among the panel members. on 'th'e ground this year, throw­ first down the second half, after o CMI .....lppl Valle,. Conl •• n •• TIII~) h h b Iowa City scored its last touch- Dt. MoIn e. E.. t 31. De. MoIne. Roo'- The top men of the harrier a low .... low '1Y Referee Ru y down after driving 40 yards in for unsportsmanlike cond'Oet, aDd O'Connor and Bledsoe chose the ing only four touchdown ,passes_ picking up five in the first. The evelt ~ I CClty .orl .. Ulle' d' T d Wh 1 Goldstein. Perch weighed 133; Wake Forest $250 for vialalint Badgers with Miller and 'Halus­ The· pas~ing 'of Purdue's Len Guthrlo C.nt .. 47, Bay.rd 13 squa are captam e ee er. . less than five minutes of piay. team that lost but two games be­ Gonsalves 133 %. rules on relations bet-Attn ka, the "twln-Jims" doing a Dawson and Wisconsin's "twin­ K.okuk 81. W•• hln&loll 14 Char-Ies (Deacon) Jones, Wayne McCluskey swept around his Jell fore Friday night only mustered Id. qrove 26. Odebolt 1 E d M Kat' g If Perez hadn" lost the 10th d' d b h' d d coaches and officials by giving great deal of passing. Etzel and I JifTls" Miller and Halusk,!, has 84 yards from scrimmage against Jell". on I':. De .. l.on 7 verman, an urry e In e. ~ en ,racmg 11 yar s e In goo Lt.lay.tte 19. Po.lvill. 0 Adding strength to the six-man for sinkjng a low )eft hook into blocking for six points. an official an airplane ride home stuck with the Spartans to h.um­ sto~ped the Hawke,yes, and the a rugged U-High defense. Only 6 team are Ira Dunsworth and Gonsalves' boch, he would have With about two minutes left after a game at West VIrginia. ble Wlsc:onsitl,' but we may be lack of a substantial passing at­ 18 came in the last two periods. t:~:;::wc.\~ ~'';:!~u'p M.r.n,o 'IS. Brooklyn l:l Dick Allen. come out of thc listless contest in the game. Dubuque took pos- 7.~ne,ajd tack may weaken the Michigan . wrong. that Wiscon­ EDd FiDe Careers Marlon 28. Mon.lc.110 12 with a draw. Goldstein's ruling . f h b II th 'd sin would "f k by." offensIve threat. M,.OD CUy 35•• - 1. Dodre 1 Working Hard sessIOn 0 tea on e ml - '. • 0 • Schoenfelder and Van Kirk MI ..ourl Volloy 19. GI ...wo.' 1 took away a ro\Ind, that would stripe and a 15 yard penaity ad- Evashevski has called upon finished brilliant high school ca­ M.Un. 12. Clinton 0 The squad has been "work,ing have been credited to Perez on d h b 11 t th I C·t Edward SI RoselGyt- MI. Madlao" U. Blo.mllel4 H (II.) h d" thi k C t d vance tea 0 e owa I y Good Morning, It has beta PURDUE OVER ILLINOIS - quarterback Jerry Reichow, the reers with this game. Schoen­ Mount PI ....ni 19. M.n .... lb. III. 0 ar s wee, re z reporte , the card of Judge Artie Aidala. 35. Quarterback Glenn Walters, Thill was an. uhanimllus decision team's total offense leader, to felder's tackling was as crisp as N.vada IS. Alioona 12 and "they might be· a little Instead of a 4-4-2 draw verdict, h h d . ltd proven that it is best to Trade pace the Hawkeyes. At the haU­ N.w London ~ , WlltOD ,,,,,.llon 1 tired." A'd I th d 'th w 0 a prevIous y connec e on Regularly with your Pharma­ stating th.at f.en Dawson, the the night air and Van Kirk's N.wi ... B'~. Manh.mown 0 I a a en woun up Wl a three aerial attempts in as many back posts will be Dobrino and cist. You get highest quail", Boilermakers passing ace, would running was as slippery as the O ••• ola 12. Len. x 0 "We are always working on 5-3-2 score in favor of Gonsal- tries, hit halfback Jim Vander- art Eddie Vincent, with Roger Wieg­ P.ulllna U. Prl l1l,har 6 f ( d NCAA professional attention, and ably pull the Putdue team over ture. Porry 27. Ca'rol (Keampor) 0 con erence Big Ten an ) ves. millen on a 35 yard pass which charged a fair price. WE WEI.' the ILllni. mann at fullback. RooUord 18. Nor. Sprln,. 0 ideas," he added. Referee Goldstein had 85 6-2-2 was good for the Rams' only While these two boys were .nborn I t. MIII.rd 7 , COME YOU TO DRUG SHOP. • .,., Starting at left end will be standouts, along with Bill De Sh.n ..40.h 25. N. .sk. City. S.b. 0 The cross country coach plans for Gonsalves but Judge Artie touchdown. Tom Turner con- Our business is Drugs, Medi· OHlO STATt: OVER NORTH- Ji\Tl Gibbons, a.nd J.im Freeman Sidney 21. rorkl •. Mo. • to keep the first four together as Schwartz voted for Perez 5-4-1. verted with 1:03 left. cines, and Vitamins - Ute Kock and Jim and Al Scott, it pencer tri, Oherokee 0 FILLING of PRESCRIPTIOm. WESTRRN -Another- unanimous wlll start at right end. At the was definitely a team victory Tam .. 47. MODI •• u.o 0 long as possible, as was done at The AP card had Gonsalves on S.orl"r by 'Iuarlero: van.y (We.t D•• ttlolnes) H, Pell. 7 Wisconsin last week. At Madi- top 6-4 but it was one of those low .. Cliy ...... 0 0 IS 6-19 decisf~ wl~ttie nod going to tackles wjll be Frank Bloom- for the Bluehawks. It couldn't Vlntnn IS. Manf!b,dler 0 Dubuque ... . . 0 D • 1- i OSU. North tern, as we point- qulst and Rodger Swedberg. have been a more fitting !eason W.... rly 21. O •• ro ~ . iSon, Jones, Wheeler and Ever- things which could have been IndIvIdual s.orl nr : Iowa ClIy: Bor. DRUG SHOP Web.l.r City 111. lJumboldl 0 man finished first, second and tallied 0-0-10 without any real r ... '!: McCluskey I: PAT: Glnr.rleh ed out, gave Michigan a scare, Cal To Stan flnale for 11 graduating seniors. Wellman tH , K.loni 0 to Brown. Dubuque : Walter. to J . Van ... 109 S. Dubuque Street and probably- would go down Jones will start at right guard, WIllI.m.burr 19, N.rtb ED,U.b I~ third, and Keatinge was fourth. squawks. dermlllen. PA'r: rurn.r. ~~~=:====~~~~~ Scorl"l 111 q barle ..: Winterset Ifl. Cenler.lII, • ------__------::-:::~_:______-_::_:::_ =::_:_::_:_::::===;::::::::::::-- - tlght,lng at the gun. and Dick Deasy will hold down V-OI,b ...... lJ ~J3 W.od.ld. 13. Ma4rld 0 L ADVERTISEMEN'r ~I. t- • • • $ the left guard slot with Suchy VernoD .,.. . • • teu ...aowDI! Van Klrk. JIm 8eoll. rLLINOIS HIGR 8COOOLS 80um£RN CAL OVER MlN- at ~~ter.. . PAr, Va. Kirk. Ahl.,doa "0, Alexl. 0 Aledo O. ROVA 0 (II.) NESOTA _ The Gophers gave ' BesIdes" bemg the I\ahon~! Alwood: I'!, OrlClD ., Michigan a scare last week but television Game of the Week, Alklnleo sa. Shet .. rd 7 £.11 MoUnt JUt, Canton 6 Ceuncil , Candidate this week they take on a' st{ong ' today's con.te~t will b~ carr~ed ftletropoU. 20, McLeaDlbo,. 12 .- west coast team that hM proved on 11 radIO stations mcludmg Crowd Riot N.wml. Calltollo ~4, 8t, M.ry'. a Plnokll.yvlllo S• • Z.I.lo•• itself' in its- 'Owl) territory and WSUI and KXIC, Iowa

I , TnT. D'\JT.V IOWAN-Iowa Cltv. h.~Q.t.. Of" . 29. 1955-Plff I Michigan'' Has;Waited dI SIFIEDADS Years ,for Ron 'Kramer WANT AD RATES Personol Lost ond Found Roo",. for Rent

ANN ARBOR. Mich. - They o..U7 __ ~ per ~ PElISONAL 1011\1 011 Iypewrllen, LOST: DIVis tenrtls rack~t III Quad- SINGLE .oom for man stud~nl. Ciole ClI.Il4 care lIlY 1IcIIM. mu I'll. phollGcnphll. !pOrt. equIpment. an4 ranCeIt! Grill or Iymnulum lodcll~rl In. 115 North CUnlon. 031. 11-4 t:. have been waiting almost 30 TIaree dan __ IU 'Pel' wo" jewelry. HOCK-EYE LOAN CO •• 1.\'. room. Rew.rd. Dial , 2toS. S. D\I Bll-e 1Ill" on the University ot Five I~ per w.r. buque. tla,.. __ _~_DO__ UB__ LE__ r_~~ ._m&Il___ ._ ~_=- I1_-. ______H_e_l~p __ W_a~n~hd ______likhltan campus for "another TeD U71 __.Iff per w .... Work Wanted ___. ___ Milcellonoou. For Sal. I BIDDie Oosterbaan" to come Family Team Oae month _ 3I¢ per wo'" FOR RENr: Nice rooms ror unlvHSlI}/ po.OO Dai17 - lieU umtnoul doer alan&. WANTED: Wuhlnp .nd lronln,.. 1281. sludent men. Close In. Graduate pla\eS. Wrile lleev Attleboro. wua. )(Iumu.m eb&rlre 51; 3S nun. Pl1IkUc.. is.S T_r. PT_t 11-3 uden .. prelured. Call ~sn. . 10-11 Free umpUl and detail 11-4 The fabulous Oosterbaan won dJaophrqm. eIIS.DO, peJ1K1. condillon. ~.. Included. Roll1ef1.ex. 3S 6port mod­ IU-America honors at end in The DailY Iowan can be re­ el, recenlly ....,.,ndlUoned ft., Teuar. 1125·27. Alool[ with Alabama's Takes Reins $40.00. Phone S101. 11-4 .ponslble for only one incor­ crtat Don Hutson. he generaUy rect insertion. USED .utomatle .nd ,.,rln ...-Iype October 28th Thru November 5f~ Is conceded to ~ the rm Harmon and Grii(ith and Thelma Haynes as- TYPING _ IBM executive tYpew1'It ••. aeeepted. 14'10 S. CUnton. 11·5 MUST MAKE .ROOM FOR NEW MO,DELS Iowa', CJach Forest E\!ashevski sumed control of the Washlng- Th~11 and manuS<'.lpt-qulek oerv/ce. DO IT YOU1lSl:LP wltb tool. from OD the 1940 team; colorlul Dick ton Senators Friday. vowing that _e-..SM2.=-_ -:---:-:-:- 11·10 Benton SLrHI Rlftta/ Service. ICIII E- ., := Benton. 8-31:11. 11-11 ~fenburg ; and the great combi­ the club will not be SOld. TYPING 01 .ny kind. Du.1 8-flt3. 1I·15R EVERYTHING - New or Used '- ~ I II~Uon of Bob Mann and Lenny Griffith and M.rs. Haynes, TYPINO 0-0'130. lI·ISR Services *YANKEq ford at the Rose Bowl titlists at wife ot Washington pitching ul Wks. pen. 1947. coach Joe Haynes. took over the TYPING, 1-fI2t, to-sa PHOTOFlN1SHlNO: In b, t. out b, 'PRICED TO SELL QUICK! s ~ Done In our own dark room. LowNt - . .. . Pacir~ leserved for J[raDler leading roles in operation ol the price.. Yo un ... Studio. 3 S. DUbU,ul~l. contiuilf club under prOvisions made by Instruction their Ja. Fine ends all-but no one ever Clark Griffith. baseball's "Old ------1955 RAMBLER Cross-Country Station Wagon said of them, "There's another Fox," who died Thursday nlaht BALLROOM elan~e I ...... Mimi Youel. Apartment for Rent BYrne • Wunu. Dial tI4e. 11'- \-__.:.... ______Hydramatic drive, radio. healer. reclining seats make bed, direction slp1a~ while side Ooslerbaan ," ~--t ho~ at the age or 85. • wall tires. That a(.colade was reserved C 1 i G Ifflth d Adult d.nee lesson. - BaUroom. Bal· nuu!:!· ROOM r.rtll hed apI,w .." ... , a v n r an M rs. let. Tap. Darien. HIU. 01.1 nIl. JI-' ... _w_e_"t_"_ld_e_. _...,:.,.....+T"_4.____ 1_ 0_.2I until a 19-year-old sophomore Haynes are Griffith's adopted 1. took his place in Michigan's Station Wagon starting lineup in the tall at children Won't Sell Stock Wanted BRENNEMAN 1955 RAMBLER Cross.Cou~try 1954- Overdrive. radio, heal r, senls recline to make bed. direction slgnols. whl!e .Ide wall Calvin. now executive vice- WANTED: Hllh .h./•. (lUbe.t. H bet tires. " , ..... Then. game by gamE:. the im­ president or the Senators. is on Pr@ntl.... 11-22 and SON 'GROCERY pression grew that In the 215- record as saying; "We'll never REWARO: W.nted, . lIoke .. \0 Mlnne· ~ound Ron Kramer the Wolver­ sell our baseball stock." ",.. ·lowa ••m . Write Box 5, Dilly Monterey Fordor Ines truly had an end who de­ Ron Kramer With the death of the elder Iowan. 10-21 One Block East of Campus 1954 MERCURY served to be bracketed with Oos­ Grlftlth. the clamor Is expected OPEN DAILY to 10 P.M. A Mic1li<7all r.rid Great ' 'l lerbaan. to grow to shlft the Senators' Ignition 1953 MERCURY Monterev Hard· Top Enjoy. CODlparl80n franchise from Washington. This CARBURETORS Quality ~oad5 I k city had the poorest attendance GENERATORS STARTERS Oosterbaan now is Michigan's avy. ,0 IS in the major leagues last year. Priced Right 1952 MERCURY Monterey Hard· Top bead coaell and no one enjoys Tl)e Washington club linlshed Briggs & Strollon Motor, i.1 N T R \fj. I •• more the comparisons tbat are last in the American League. Headquarters tor Student PYRAMID SERVICES 1954 MERCURY Monterey Fordor h made on a "Then-and-Now" W'I .SI · But Calvin Criffith and Mrs. 621 S. Dubuque Diol 5723 Shoppers ] 1-3 bllils - ot the Oostetbaan of a In ring Haynes were in no mood to sell TThsS II-I" , qUarter-oC-a-century-ago and out. Long before Grm's death, . ... 1954 ·PONTIAC 8 Chieftain 2·door I " the Kramer at today. I a series at publicity devices had A. · 'tl h' ,~r Football Is a vastly differen~ ga Ins rls been worked out to boost season Fender A Typical 1953 Ford Convertible ,arne now trom what it was in • • ticket sales and increase aUen- and Bennie's undergraduate days. On dance. 01 - New toP. Fordomatic drive. power steer- Ing. Tires Ilke new ...... _...... S1095 }"Ieldlng H. (Hurry-Up) Yost's SOUTH BEND. Ind. (A» - Un- Funeral ArraDl'emellt. . Value learns, .the accent then was on defeated Navy, the nation's No. 4 Mea~whi1e. funeral arrange- Body Work RENT-A. TRUCK ~(chigan's famed "Punt-Pass- college football team, will ex- ments were nearing completion Chieftain 2-door and·Prayer" offense. Now, the change broadsides with Its most for the elder Griffith. Services by LICENSED '1953 PONTIAC -8 ortense has stepped up and the formidable toe at the season, are to be held Monday at II a.m. ,ame Is more wide open. favQred Notr~ Dame .in .a tense (EST) at the Ha~lIne Methodist EXPERT WORKMEN HERTZ Drlve-urSYSTEM FORD ,V-8 Fordor , , There are sharp contrasts be- ;intersectional c.ontest today, · .Church. wJth bUrial at Ft. Un- e 1953 .' tween Oosterbaan's early career The (precast aaHs for scattered coIn Cemetery. ,,114 that of Kramer. When Ben- showers and cooler weather. but The body lay in state Friday MAHE: BROS. 1953 CHEVROLET 2104-door ' n~ , tlrst repOl;ted to the Wolver- ~his Knute K ~ Rockne. mem,orial at a tuneral borne. . Ke~~~~!.~d~t2rlv~art 55;000 . DIAL 7373 A Typical t~, Yost was on the verge of game is , expected to Jam Messages of praise for Gnf­ TThS 11-4R Phone 9696 dISmissing him because he didn t tans Into Notre Dilllle Stadium. Clth poured In all. day long. SIO·IR 1953 Chevrolet Model 210 4-Door. Radio. heater. scat covers. One - , \ aStrume a proper stance. Notre Dame's once-bea,(en Irish Among them was a wire to Mrs. . owner .. _ ...... ," are rated a si,!-point tav'odte as Gri,flth from Pr.esldent Eisen .. Value No Top Pasaer they steam against a team·. that Is hower. lAFF. A. DAY '. ictarner came to the Ann Ar- the pride of the East. Yet, tne --,------Hornet 4-door, Blue .... bor campus as one of the state's Irish are notched In the No. 9 1951 HUDSO~ best known and most coveted spot in the national ASSJesse Harper, Frank Leahy, EI~ 3-year veterans. I L . Did the team punting and av- mer Layden, Hunk Anderson Iowa will open Its 22-game 1946 FORD Tudor eralled 41.2 yards a try. and Ed McKeever. will partici- schedule here Dec. 3 against Ne­ A Typical ~------~~--~~~ Did the kicking off. pate in the cer~mony, with the braska. The game has been ten­ 1949 Oldsmobile 88 2-door Was tbe outstanding on de- "RocK's" widow. Mrs. Bonnie tatlvely set as the CBS-TV Big fense IS well as offense. Blocked- Rockne. Ten game of the week. If the TV - Value . Dark blue finish. ,Hydramatic drive ...... three punts. The game, starting at 12:30 arran,ement is approved, the Awanb CaDdJdate p.m,. will be broadcast (CBS). gaD)e wlJ\ be played in the atter­ So without benetit of anJ ad­ but not televised. noon. 1942 FORD Tudor vance ballyhoo, Kramer com­ , IOWA BA8KI1:1lALL 8CHEDULB De-e, ..~.r .: }Ile~,a.Ir. •• ".r. ~------~------~~~~ mallded the attention at the grid­ D.... _ ••• : , ...... 1 ...... 1948 Willys Jeepster iron experts and made his share D...... I~: At C.I ..... D ...... 11: Le,..... r .... Aa,ol ••. c\( lill-9,ar teams. (oils, Packers ..... Overdrive, radio, heater , .'l'hil year, he has been almost De ...... n: Al W.... I.rt •• Value b ...... !it: AI Ellul••• i.ri,lversally picked in the pre~ ...... ' .: AI ·C,IU... I. lellson polls as the "Llnema n of J ....., 1: aU • .,I,.. 81.le.... ,. (lash ~ Tonigh' J ...." .: A~ 0 .... 81.1. the Year." a top candidate for , , I ...... ' Il: .1...... ~ Heilman Award, which an; I •••••' ttl A. HleIIl". NEW YORK (.4» - Baltimore's J ....,., !S: Al r ..... nually goes to college football's Colts and the Green Bay Pack­ 'ri•• .." .: 1f1'...... e .. KENNE0Y AUTO MARKEt:: top pia,yer. and a sure-tire r ••' ....' .: Al W...... ers, boasting the NatiOnal Foot­ F •••.." II: At lOI ...... ot ... HlJDSON CAIlS-QMC TRUCKS dlolee tor all-America honors. ball League's two best running ...... , .1: P ...... South Riverside Drive Fe"~"" II: Wluea ••, .... . ~737* backs, clash In Baltimore to­ F ...... , lit; AJ I ...... night in a western division Fo'''''' !J: A.III.. _ OPEN MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRI~~Y , N'T'~ .. , rl""'" 11: N.,...... Onaka, ISC Renew game that coul~ send the victor ...... : 1111 ..... U,. ... into a tie tot first place by Sun- ~.. I: ...... Old Rivalry Today day night. . The Coits a{ld Packers" both ISC Frosh,Down SARGE. WILl. YOU DES MOINES (.4') - Drake surprise teams of the league, are ME "" N~ POT""TO -lid Iowa State, (ootball rivals tied , tor second with 3-2 records, Nebraska, 17-14 PeELER., n-E ONe 1 for more than half a century, Los Angeles, western pacesetter HAVi IS WORN OUT Will meet toni,ht at Drake with a 4-1 record, prays host to LINCOLN, Neb. (.4') _ Iowa. riJdlum In a climax to Drake's the rejuvnated Chicago Bears Stale downed the University of bornecomln, weekend. It wl11 be (2-3) Sunday In one of the five Nebrallka 17-14 in freshman tool- 'the 55th ,ame In the long series league Ulta that day. bail here Friday. whICh be,an In 1898. The Cy- Other Sunday cOntests· match Iowa State blocked a punt to tc:lones have won 36 games, Drake J;>etroit (O-5~ and the .g'ers (2-3) set up the first touchdown. 14, and tour games have ended at San rranc:Js~ in tbe weslern One at the most spectacular ,a ties. division, and the six eastern plays 01 the attern09D wal a 79- ~ :I'h' Cyclones of the BI, Seven clubs IIlalnst one another; Cleve- ya~ run from scrimmage by .,. two to three touchdown fa- land (4-1) at the Chlca,o Card- halfback Benny DllJard to . score ' .Mtes over Coach Warren Gaer's lnal. (2-2-1}; Pittsburgh Steel~ NabL~:. ..coneS wlICbdowD. ButJdop but the dope book ,en- ers (4-1) a& PhHadelphia (1-3-1) A fumble by Nebraska gave j .... U,. meana little when the two and Washlnlton (3-2) at New IIowa St.te thl ball for the. vlsit- telllll meet. , YorJ'((t •• ), " , I "I. I tit)' final couD.ter, . ' field Joal. _"'..... ~ __~_ ..... _~~...... • '. '" J , f hn 1-TBi: DAU,Y IOWAN-Iowa Cit,. la.-Sat., Oct. 29, 19;;5 Aspiring Journalists Trapped in'Wen, Saws Handle, Escapes (lass '1 Rail .,.,.'_'x.''"'''' BE~UMONT , Tex. (1P1)1- ~trhap- wedged cros wise in the well. TIlt perl III a 45-foot we WI a . B.enson 'Will Stay' . . I workmen were aCrald lo go do Get slcdge hammer handie plercmg inlo th.: wdl t.) oislodge it a Engin'eers h~ abdomen, Roy SimmOnS \ Simmons \'oent down, takIng tbt E sawed of[ the bndle and was ~!cdgc h::mmer to !vrce the ~ lifted to .arety. mto place. " Pay Raises Sinunons a :;2-vcar-old bnl'k I Conc ~te \\'alls of the well co!. If, Ike ·Wants Him cashier iro~ Newlon Tex. W;JS l~ c:l. forcing the sled e haDd~ MOORHEAD, Minn. UP)­ CHICAGO (IP) - The nation's in good condition at Baptist' Hos- into his abdOmen and pinnin. Secretary of Agriculture Benson • class 1 railroads Friday granted pital here Friday. him. said Friday night he will remain pay raises averaging 14.7 cents - ~ His Lordship Takes a Look Simmons was helping two ~~~======- in the Ca bln~t "just as long as an hour to 48,000 engineers, workmen who were drilling a the President want.ol me." The carriers and thl! Brother­ "Doors Open 1:15-10:01" Benson made his statement in hood of Railroad Engineers an­ well on his rar~ near Newton a J;peech prepare.d for a Farmers nounced the agreement, retroact­ Thursday. A tile piece became Day meeting .acter published re­ live to Oct. 1, provides a general porta - denied by the White wage incrca~e of 5 per cent in - DOORS OPEN 1:15- Houlie - lhat some Cabinet thc average l;>asic dallY rales of members had tried to get him ou~ locomolive engineers. That raise of Ithe agricultural post. is figurcd at 10', cents an hour, ~a{d!0fll "1 am striving earnestly and An additional 2 per cent, fig­ ~onscientiouslY to serve my ured at 4.2 cents an hour, is to country as secretary oC agricul­ be added "as an adjustment :0 • NOW· ture," Benson said. differential incquities betwcen "Ends ~fonday" - 'Ste'l! Challenre' locomotive engineers and em­ IOWA HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISTS get advice on writing " It is not li jpb tbat any man ployes in other cjasscs ot rail­ feature materIal for theIr school papers from SUI Pl·of. Walter A. would want at this time if he road service." Stelgleman, School 01 Journalism. Shelle)' Cohn, West Waterloo. were interested only in advanc­ A portion or the 'increase was and Dave Kelsen, East Waterloo, were among more than 500 who • :UN A "U.NI ing his pcrsonai comfort or popu­ granted in lieu of a health anrt heard teirleman speak on "Features Build Readcrshlil" In .,.DD LLYSOI larity. But it is also a stern wclfare fund. Shambaugh Lecture room Friday, challenge. TRAPPEDI •• On ~ Crumbling Thc settlement also provides Island of Ice;-500 Flann Mdpl F,olU 1(0W~!lpl "I am going to see it through for establishment of a five-day l~ ·'NI just as long as the President week for yard engineers if all McttJoNNlll wants me to remain in his Cab­ the nation's railroads request it. Gossip Column Useless; inet." Benson has"been under attack . Interstate Commerce Commis­ /8roRY· by many Democrats and some sion sla tistics show tha t over­ the-road engineers averaged an­ f ~ Jt'. a Republicans, who want to ditch Prep Journalists Told nual earnings in 1954 of $7,528 Wonderful StOryl his system of supporting farm and yard · engineers $6,255. Gossip columns of the "Ask B. C. what happened last week, E. F. prices on a flexible basiS, and to knows" variety often wasle talent and space in high schaal news­ The true story return to the nigh, rigid supports The basic day · of engineers on 'papers, a group of high school journalists were told Friday by two of America'. that were stllrted in wartime. passenger trains is 100 milcs or visiting speakers. Report.. Ouster Try five hours, whichever is to their Charles Krause, Mt. Vernon High School journalism instructor, , first Triple "'., advantage. Ace-and a Thursday, the Farm Journal at told the group attending the Iowa High School Press Association 1 to Philadelphia ported that Atty. The basic day oC engineers on con vention during the morning ,------­ girl call.d C ("P WI •• ph.lo) freight trains is 100 miles or \. Gen. Browne Postmaster Gen­ s~ssion that high school publlca- ) some of the highest paid news­ 't '\ 'Butch', .. s1 eral Summer eld and presiden­ LORD LOUIS MONTBATTEN, left, Britain's first sea lord, leans eight hours. Yard engineers work hons, contrary to belle!, do not pap, I' writers are gossip column- Ual assistal1t..Harold .t. Stassen over to have a better look at a plane model In the Washln,ton on eight-hour shilts. want gOSSip columns. ists. had tried to ,f¥Jsl the agriculture office of Navy Secretary Charles Thomas, right, durlnr a Penta­ Still unsettled ~re negotiations Arthur M. Sanderson, Minne- "Let's see if there is a rebuttal secretary. /:,on visit Friday. The plane is the new six-jet Martin Seamaster. between the raijroads ancl thl) apolis, Minn., assistant director to these arguments," he said. The White House denial dl!­ Order of Railroad Conductors and (If the National Scholastic Press If students actually like these elated that "the entire adminls­ a group of non-operating rail­ Association, told the students in columns, Sanderson argued, then lJii'tlon is wQrking with the sec­ road unions. the evening to lodk on both sides we should have two or three relary. of agrlcu I ture towa I'd thl! Margaret, Townsend .Leave of the gossip column problem pages of them so that students objective of assuring the nation', and make th eir own decisions. will like the papcr two 01' three farmer" tair share of America's Arguments lor the gossip times as much. '0,0 WA RNER BROS ... ONIMAScoIIE prosperity." City Electric column, Sanderson said, are that .WARHERColOf! ,1('100""'_ In a stormy heAring at Wor­ studcnts like these columns; Town for Weekend Together I'I,US - C1NEMA~ropp. thington, Minn. Tuesday, some na~es make news, and that " IJEART OF "I¥ EMPlII Z" farmers demjnded Benson's re- LONDON (lP) - Princcss Mar------~----­ - I,"TE T NEWS - 5i.lnation; others urged that the garel and Peler Townsend slip- Abergavenny, Townsend's host 'n secretary be fiven more time to ped out of town separmely Fri- London. brill' about a farm recovery. day night in chauffeur-driven Hordes of newsmen descended . Surplus Cause's Drop cars and were believed to be on two stately homes in Sussex, In his speech Friday night, heading for another weekcnd to- some 50 miles south ot London. Benson said "farm prices and gethe!' in the counlry. One WIlS Uckfield House, home l!)Come are down because of the The princess' Rolls Royce of Lord and Lady Rup rt NeviU, ,liuxdensome, price-depressing in­ swung out or the Clarence House close friends of both the royal flu,ence of our accumillated sur­ grounds jusl after tea time and family and Townsend. The oijler pluses. was followed by a station wagon was Eridge Castle, residence of "It was not high price supports packed with luggage. lof the Marquis of Abergavenny, that resulted 'th high farm prices About thE' same li me, the likewise a flose 'frieinl ot t!le 'and lncomes during the war and 40-year-old di1ffirced war hero palace and the pilot. It postwar years. was war that leet in a black sedan. H~ was A large sedan drove through produced the!1" accompanied by Lady Rupert the main gate of Ucktleld House "1 have polllted out rcpeatedly Nevill, sister-in-law of Lord after nightfall. that .all the price decline in ai­ • MONDA~ • TUESDAY riculture (rom the peak in 1951 !through mid-1955 occurred un­ I SPECIAL LATE SflOW der high rigid price supports at HALLOWE'EN NITE Ii 90 per cent of parity, and t wo­ 10 thirds of that decline took place University Briefs We Take Priu el before Ihls administration came to ' office. BAKER MEMORIAL-A goal versity. The article stresses theI In Pmentl", reland, Ky., will speak at 4:10 p.m. Mon- judge of a contest sponsored by I 817 N. Linn St., a girf, Thursday, day at the State University of the University of North Carolina at Mercy Hospital. Iowa College of Medicine on School of Journalism in connec­ "JULIE Mr. and Mrs. ;rohn W. Muller, "The Uses of Drugs in Psychia­ tion with 1955 National News­ R.R. 1, Riverside, a girl, Thurs- tric Research." His talk, the an­ paper Week in Ndrth Carolina. day at Mercy Hospital. nual Joseph G. Mayo lecture, Prof. Peterson has 22 years HARRIS Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Bangs, will be present ~ d in the medical experience as a newspaper editor and publisher and taught }our­ is as frothy and Forrest VIew Trll\!er Park, a amphitheater of University Hos- R~lI\ed SlfWA~l JlAl girl, Friday at Mercy Hospital. pitals. nalism at Florida State Univer­ IhlU Uniled "'liSts exciting as a Mr. and Mrs. Michael COI'- sity be Core joining the SUI Ca­ fresh bottle of mack, 205 FiRkbine Park, a boy, COLLEGE B U I L DIN G S- culty. Friday, at Mercy Hospital. Provost Harvey H. Davis 01 champagne. GRANGfR· ~IMMON~ Mr. SlId Mrs. Melvin Miller, the State University of Iowa and An amoral Kinross, IOWI, a boy, Friday, at Leslie O. Moeller, director oC the Mercy HOlpit.1. sur School of Journalism, are Junior Mr. and Mjs. Raymond Zeni- co-authors oC an article on plan- Mistress, sek, Solon, a boy, Friday, at ning Il(JW college bui)dings in "~h i ' .1' , U TOp FILMS Mercy Hospital. the - 1955-56 issue oC the year­ a nymph in SPECIAL HALLOWE/EN SHOW MONDAY NITE! FIRST RUN' Mr. and Mrs David Green, 200 book, American School and Uni­ sheet's Stadium Park a girl, Friday, at ---- ~------­ Come in at 9 p.m . .•• See &he Last Showing of BURT ON THE SAME PROGRAM Mercy Haspj 1. LANCASTER In "THE KENTUCKIAN" •.. and Stay For The Special ShowIng of John Payne in "HELL'S clothing ".," Mr. and I. Lorrin Haught, ISLAND" .. , at NO EXTRA CHARGE! she gives'one \.A\l GR· PACKED 1027 Ginter ve., a boy, Friday at Mercy H~ital. Or come in any~me up to 10:45 and see "HELL'S , of'the."finest IN'tt.RNATIONAL ISJ..AND" . , . regular enJagemen' of which continues ~,ATHS \performances Henry Cye, 75, Pomeroy, on TUESDAY I , INCIDENT! Thursday It .University Hospi- of her career. tals. . G,HOSTLYII -:- -:- No item for 'Charles Slater, 71, 703 Bowery St., Friday, at Mercy Hospital. HALLOWE/EN PARTY Burt Lancaster' in children, " I dipiomlt in DIVORCE APPLICATION 'TIlE KENTUCKlAN' .... 1i",. M"II""'" Blance M. ~indenmayer from TONIGHT TDRRID TI..... , ...... ,...... , ...... h. I ditherl Karl L. Lln4enmayer. Star of "Camel Caravan" will be shown Monday ADVENTURE! PO~CE COURT CLARK AT LAST ON THE SCREEN, Richard ~ Mickelson, Dav­ scon at 1:30 aIU13:30 P.M. enport, was tined $22 .50 on a AND HIS ORCHESTRA ~ JOHN VAN O"UTEN'S Starts charge of d.r~ ~ n' without a valid VARSITY IOX·OFFICE fff,.... D"AMA C"'TICS CIRCLE 8UNn"y TUESDAY driver's licerite. CLOSID MONDAY NITE ' HE AWAItO.WlfIINING PLAY Lyle naber, West Branch, was "a .... ID' .:ttt. Nail .." "11" at the given a suspended $7.50 fine on oUIIJlIO"'~ NO. ~ BIT FROM 4 to 9 P.M. FOR a cbarge of .vln, an improPer BOYD BENNITT IOWA CITY'S KIDDIES CAPITOL AND BI8 THEATRE reglatrltJon f! hiJ car. HALLOWI'EN PARTYI Gerald Morse, 180 Sta­ World Famoaa ROCKETS dllrie B ..r .. I. "My 11., fI.1 T.," ct'U1II PJrk, WI. lbied f7.56 on ~ PL118 810 FLOO. 8ROW - -:- -:- cJI~rte .f drlvinJ wi", lin ex ,;, .'r ••• fr.. s .... R.lel, LIla v., ••. pltedt.drlver's license. . . All T,IoI. 0.1, 11 .114 ,I•• lax Box-Office He-opens ~. ,DUTRICT COURT A l)eUUon bal been filed by N~sl w ... at 9:00 P.M, fpr our I ··O".r U-NUe" Trucks, Inc. apillst Clifford EDDIE ALLEN Big Hallowe'en Program Glick lor $218.5' on' Ih unpaid acco,"", _ •___ , & HIS OICHESTRA ,